For those interested, here's what it took to compile Midgard on
FreeBSD. BTW Erwin, this means you have Midgard installed on yor
machine. If you want different options (sitegroups, for example)
you'll have to repeat the entire procedure.
Ceci ne pas une script (obviously)
Emile
// Assuming bash, _not_ csh
// ** LIB
// - undo 'fix for 201' to configure
// - Alexander, can we have configure look into /usr/local for these two
// by default?
$ ./configure --with-iconv=/usr/local --with-mysql=/usr/local
$ MAKE=gmake gmake
# MAKE=gmake gmake install
// ** MOD
$ ./configure --with-apxs=/usr/local/sbin/apxs
$ MAKE=gmake gmake
# MAKE=gmake gmake install
// ** PHP4
// - move /usr/local/src/php-4.0.6/pear/scripts/{phpize,php-config} to
// /usr/local/bin and make them executable
// - change make into 'MAKE=gmake gmake' in mkall
// - The PATH stuff is so we have apxs in our path. It makes no sense
// to me at all why this should be in sbin, but lotsa distros seem to do
// it. The only logical conclusion I can draw is that a large part of
// the world is delusional. Right?
$ PATH="/usr/local/sbin/:$PATH" ./mkall /usr/local
# MAKE=gmake gmake install
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