Hi Max,

On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 3:16 PM, Massimiliano Pala
<p...@cs.dartmouth.edu> wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> try this:
>
> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openca
>        --with-openca-tools-prefix=/usr/local/openca

Ok, that works,

./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openca
--with-openca-tools-prefix=/usr/local/openca
--with-build-dir=/build/openca_build
...
        Installation Details:
        =====================
        
        OpenCA Server:
        * OpenCA prefix .................: /usr/local/openca
        * Build prefix ..................:
        * OpenCA User ...................: root
        * OpenCA Group ..................: root
        * OpenCA Tools prefix ...........: /usr/local/openca
        
        Web Server:
        * httpd User ....................: nobody
        * httpd Group ...................: root
        * httpd prefix ..................: /usr/local/openca/var/www
        * htdocs prefix .................: /usr/local/openca/var/www/html/pki
        * cgi prefix ....................: /usr/local/openca/var/www/cgi-bin/pki
        * htdocs URL prefix .............: /pki
        * cgi URL prefix ................: /cgi-bin/pki
        
        Other:
        * OpenSSL Prefix ................: /usr/local/ssl
        * OpenSSL Libs ..................: -Wl,-rpath,/usr/local/ssl/lib
-L/usr/local/ssl/lib -L/usr/local/ssl -lcrypto -lssl
        
        Done.
        
        System Configured for: Welcome 11.2
        
        Please now use 'make' to build the components.
        Use 'make install-offline' for the CA installation and
        use 'make install-online' for RA/Public interface installation
        
        More targets are available. Use 'make help' for a full list.

Continuing with,

        make -j5
        make install-offline

I notice,

        ...
        Install::External PERL modules
        
        Installing (Authen::SASL) ... Ok.
        Installing (Convert::ASN1) ... Ok.
        Installing (CGI::Session) ... Ok.
        Installing (Bit::Vector) ... Ok.
        Installing (MIME::Base64) ... Ok.
        Installing (DB_File) ... Ok.
        Installing (DBI) ... Ok.
        Installing (DBD::mysql) ... Ok.
        Installing (Digest::HMAC) ... Ok.
        Installing (Digest::MD5) ... Ok.
        ...

I certainly don't want THOSE -- I'll install/manage those external
mods via cpan -- so

./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openca \
--with-openca-tools-prefix=/usr/local/openca \
--with-build-dir=/build/openca_build \
--with-module-prefix=/usr/local/openca/modules \
--disable-external-modules

make -j5

        ...
        Building (openca::xml::cache) ... Ok.
        Ok.
        Building (CGI::Session::442) ... Ok.
        Ok.
        Ok.
        Building (Bit::Vector::710) ... Ok.
        
        Ok.
        Building (MIME::Base64::308) ... Ok.
        Building (DB_File::182) ... Ok.
        ...


Why is it *still* building the EXTERNAL mods?


btw, is there a CVS repo that's up-to-date?  Looking at SF, webcvs
browse of the repos seems that they're _really_ old (months & years)
...  Have I missed something?


Thanks,

BenDJ

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