In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 12 Dec 2002 16:50:37 
+0100 (MET), "OpenSSL-Bugs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

rt> I have finally been able to debug the problem with make install_docs
rt> under DJGPP. Part of the problem relates to lack of symbolic links.
rt> The other has to do with filenames with different case actually
rt> referring to the same file (i.e. hmac.3 and HMAC.3 are the same file
rt> on a DOS/Windows system). This patch should fix the problem and allow
rt> the documentation to be installed. The only drawback is that man
rt> files with names identical to the original except for case will no
rt> longer be linked. For example, it no longer makes a link of HMAC.3 to
rt> hmac.3. I hope that the regex construction "\>" is portable and not a
rt> GNU extension. If it isn't portable, then "$$fn\>" probably needs to be
rt> changed to something like "$$fn[^a-z_]*".


I believe that it's quite dangerous to assume -i on Unixly systems,
entirely depending on the order in which the names come up.  Also, the
thing to grep for is the full name, so instead of \>, one can use \$.
Finally, on Unixly systems, I really want the softlinks to just have
the file name as value, not the full path.

I made the attached change, please test it and see if that satisfies
your needs.  And also, if you have the inclination, a test on Cygwin
would be a good thing (does Cygwin have entirely case-sensitive file
names or not?).

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