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Strip binary now.
1998-05-07 02:00:55 +00:00
--- Makefile.orig Tue Jul 29 05:01:22 1997
+++ Makefile Mon May 4 11:59:30 1998
Update from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4 patch-ag is merged into patch-ab - they both patched the same file patch-ah was included by the author
1997-03-02 03:09:19 +00:00
@@ -16,9 +16,9 @@
Update from 2.7b3 -> 2.7b4, the author included our patch. .. however, he also changed the top level Makefile to use $PREFIX for something completely different (and incompatable) to what we use it for.
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MAKE=make
# set this to 'in.' if you like Sun's prefix on internet daemons
-PREFIX=in.
+PREFIX=
-DESTROOT=/usr/local
+DESTROOT=${REALPREFIX}
# set this to '/share' if your man pages are in /usr/share
#SHARE=/share
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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
MANSECT=8
MANDIR=$(MANROOT)/man$(MANSECT)
-INSTALL=aux/install-sh -c
+INSTALL=/usr/bin/install -c
# NEXTSTEP 3.x Multi-Architecture-Binary (FAT) compiles
Update from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4 patch-ag is merged into patch-ab - they both patched the same file patch-ah was included by the author
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@@ -57,14 +57,14 @@
# GDEFS=-DINCLUDE_EXTENSIONS -DINCLUDE_PROXY -DINCLUDE_CRYPT \
Update from 2.7b3 -> 2.7b4, the author included our patch. .. however, he also changed the top level Makefile to use $PREFIX for something completely different (and incompatable) to what we use it for.
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# -DSTRONG_LOG -DALLOW_FORMAT \
#
Update from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4 patch-ag is merged into patch-ab - they both patched the same file patch-ah was included by the author
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-GDEFS=-DINCLUDE_EXTENSIONS -DSTRONG_LOG -DALLOW_FORMAT \
Update from 2.7b3 -> 2.7b4, the author included our patch. .. however, he also changed the top level Makefile to use $PREFIX for something completely different (and incompatable) to what we use it for.
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- -DDPATH_CONFIG='\"$(CONFDIR)/identd.conf\"' \
Update from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4 patch-ag is merged into patch-ab - they both patched the same file patch-ah was included by the author
1997-03-02 03:09:19 +00:00
+GDEFS=-DINCLUDE_EXTENSIONS -DSTRONG_LOG -DALLOW_FORMAT $(ADD_GDEFS) \
Update from 2.7b3 -> 2.7b4, the author included our patch. .. however, he also changed the top level Makefile to use $PREFIX for something completely different (and incompatable) to what we use it for.
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+ -DPATH_CONFIG='\"$(CONFDIR)/identd.conf\"' \
-DPATH_DESKEY='\"$(CONFDIR)/identd.key\"'
# GLIBS=-lident -ldes
Update from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4 patch-ag is merged into patch-ab - they both patched the same file patch-ah was included by the author
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-GLIBS=
+GLIBS= $(ADD_GLIBS)
Update from 2.7b3 -> 2.7b4, the author included our patch. .. however, he also changed the top level Makefile to use $PREFIX for something completely different (and incompatable) to what we use it for.
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-CFLAGS=-O
+#CFLAGS=-O
#LDFLAGS=-L$(DESTROOT)/lib
all:
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@@ -573,18 +573,18 @@
Dont install identconn or itest, installing itest requires root access, meaning it will silently fail if you (say) install as "bin". This makes the packaging break. (Will the package tools install the setuid-root binary anyway?) They were not particularly useful anyway, they are mainly diagnostic tools to parse the output of 'netstat' to see which users have what local connections open. Requested by: asami
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mv $@-t $@
chmod 755 $@
-install: $(PREFIX)identd identd.$(MANSECT) identconn itest idecrypt
+install: $(PREFIX)identd identd.$(MANSECT) idecrypt # identconn itest
$(INSTALL) -m 644 identd.$(MANSECT) $(MANDIR)
if [ -n "$(PREFIX)" ] ; then \
rm -f $(MANDIR)/$(PREFIX)identd.$(MANSECT) ; \
echo ".so `basename $(MANDIR)`/identd.$(MANSECT)" > $(MANDIR)/$(PREFIX)identd.$(MANSECT) ; \
fi
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- $(INSTALL) -m 755 $(PREFIX)identd $(DESTDIR)
Dont install identconn or itest, installing itest requires root access, meaning it will silently fail if you (say) install as "bin". This makes the packaging break. (Will the package tools install the setuid-root binary anyway?) They were not particularly useful anyway, they are mainly diagnostic tools to parse the output of 'netstat' to see which users have what local connections open. Requested by: asami
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- $(INSTALL) -m 755 identconn $(DESTROOT)/bin
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+ $(INSTALL) -s -m 755 $(PREFIX)identd $(DESTDIR)
Dont install identconn or itest, installing itest requires root access, meaning it will silently fail if you (say) install as "bin". This makes the packaging break. (Will the package tools install the setuid-root binary anyway?) They were not particularly useful anyway, they are mainly diagnostic tools to parse the output of 'netstat' to see which users have what local connections open. Requested by: asami
1996-08-17 11:19:03 +00:00
+# $(INSTALL) -m 755 identconn $(DESTROOT)/bin
$(INSTALL) -m 644 idecrypt.man $(MANDIR)/idecrypt.$(MANSECT)
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- $(INSTALL) -m 755 idecrypt $(DESTDIR)/idecrypt
Dont install identconn or itest, installing itest requires root access, meaning it will silently fail if you (say) install as "bin". This makes the packaging break. (Will the package tools install the setuid-root binary anyway?) They were not particularly useful anyway, they are mainly diagnostic tools to parse the output of 'netstat' to see which users have what local connections open. Requested by: asami
1996-08-17 11:19:03 +00:00
- @echo "The following command will fail it you are not Root."
- -$(INSTALL) -o root -g kmem -m 2555 itest $(DESTROOT)/bin
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+ $(INSTALL) -s -m 755 idecrypt $(DESTDIR)/idecrypt
Dont install identconn or itest, installing itest requires root access, meaning it will silently fail if you (say) install as "bin". This makes the packaging break. (Will the package tools install the setuid-root binary anyway?) They were not particularly useful anyway, they are mainly diagnostic tools to parse the output of 'netstat' to see which users have what local connections open. Requested by: asami
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+# @echo "The following command will fail it you are not Root."
+# -$(INSTALL) -o root -g kmem -m 2555 itest $(DESTROOT)/bin
tests:
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