Hi Mark, > In my environment I am tring to install a runtime version of OpenXPKI into > /openxpki/runtime. > > I am running a "from sources" copy of openssl installed into > /usr/local/openssl_098. > > As advised I have has to set the following environment variables: > > PERL5LIB to /openxpki/runtime/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8 > OPENSSL_PREFIX to /usr/local/openssl_098 > (Note that passing this on the command line to Makefile.PL does not > work) > PATH=ORIGINAL_PATH:/openxpki/runtime/bin Hmmm, I still believe it should be possible to pass those on the command line (not that you have to do it _before_ the command and not as an option to Makefile.PL) ...
> I find that it is better just to set these (using export) within the bash > logon session being used to build OpenXPKI before doing anything else. ... on the other hand, this is probably the easiest way. > I am still getting "make test" errors testing the perl_modules stuff. > Typical examples are as follows: > > # Failed (TODO) test 'OpenXPKI::XML::Config is covered' > # in t/01_pod/2.t at line 13. > # Coverage for OpenXPKI::XML::Config is 75.0%, with 2 naked subroutines: > # get_current_config_id > # get_serialized > # Testing POD coverage for OpenXPKI::XML::Cache These are TODO tests, that fail but are explicitly marked as failing by us. What does your "make test" summary say? Failing TODO tests are not counted as failing there ... > I also get specific functional errors relating to certificate processing > but > I haven't posted these errors yet as I wanted to see if anything can be > done > with the above. Not really. Your make test summary or the complete output of make test would be more helpful. > Finally, I also think that the following modules need to be ammended as > they > refer directly to openssl and hence use the wrong binary in my > configuration. > > ./OpenXPKI/Tests.pm > ./OpenXPKI/Template/Plugin/RandomPassword.pm Yes, I believe you're right with that observation. I've added a bug to the SF tracker: #1744267 Best regards, Alex ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ OpenXPKI-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openxpki-users
