freebsd-ports/net/generic-nqs/Makefile

# New ports collection makefile for:	nqs (Generic NQS)
# Version required:     3.50.4
# Date created:         01 May 1998
# Whom:                 tonym
#
# $FreeBSD$
#

DISTNAME=       Generic-NQS-3.50.4
CATEGORIES=	net
MASTER_SITES=   ftp://ftp.shef.ac.uk/pub/uni/projects/nqs/v3.5x/

MAINTAINER=	tonym@angis.org.au

IS_INTERACTIVE=	yes
NO_PACKAGE=	have to build on site due to the descriptors created in\
		/var/spool/nqs (default location) and the configuration\
		procedure

#
# NQS gets configured, built and installed via its own SETUP script
#
# can call with --config, --compile or --install (in that order)
# and provided the previous steps have been done and it then goes thru
# everything from the called argument
#
# In order to fit in with the FreeBSD ports, modified SETUP so it has
# 3 new targets --fbconfig, --fbcompile, --fbinstall
# these differ in that they only do the current stage and *not* everything
# from there on in
#

HOSTNAME=		`uname -n`
RELEASE=		`uname -r | cut -d'-' -f 1`
HARDWARE=		`uname -m`

HAS_CONFIGURE=          yes
CONFIGURE_SCRIPT=       SETUP
CONFIGURE_ARGS=		--fbconfig

#
# In the files directory we have:
#

DUMMYMAKE=	Makefile
STARTUP=	nqs.sh
TEMPLATE=	i386-unknown-freebsd2.2.6

# We rename TEMPLATE (which is known to work for 2.2.6 up to and including
#	4.0-CURRENT as of Jan 26) to the release number of this machine.
# Maybe this is a mistake. NQS will auto generate a file from a similar
#	Platorm description file, but you would have to run make twice
#	in this case.
#

PLATFORMDIR=	${WRKSRC}/SETUPDir/Platforms
PLATFORM=	${HARDWARE}-unknown-freebsd${RELEASE}

#
# NQS configure generates a config file in
#	Build-Tree/${PLATFORM}/${HOSTNAME}/SETUP/General.h
# We can use this to extract what was actually configured such as
#	where the nqsdaemon resides. We just want the NQS_ROOTDIR
#	out of it for the post-install when we put in system startup file.
#

CONFIGFILE=	${WRKSRC}/Build-Tree/${PLATFORM}/${HOSTNAME}/SETUP/General.h
RCDIR=		${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d
SYSINST=	${SCRIPTDIR}/create-nqs-rc.sh
SYSLOGFIX=	${SCRIPTDIR}/syslog-add.sh
CREATEQ=	${SCRIPTDIR}/create-example-batch-queues

MAN1=	nqs.1 nqsconfig.1 nqsgs.1 nqsrn.1\
	qacct.1 qalter.1 qcat.1 qcmplx.1 qdel.1 qdev.1\
	qhold.1 qjob.1 qlimit.1 qmsg.1 qpr.1\
	qresume.1 qrls.1 qstat.1 qstatc.1 qsub.1 qsuspend.1

#
# Thus ends the definitions
#

#
# Ok get a working platform description file in there.
# We need a dummy top level Makefile as NQS will put its Makefile
# in Build-Tree/${PLATFORM}/${HOSTNAME}
# Need to have the SETUP scripts executable.
#

pre-configure:
	@ ${CP} ${FILESDIR}/${TEMPLATE} ${PLATFORMDIR}/${PLATFORM}; \
	${CP}   ${FILESDIR}/${DUMMYMAKE} ${WRKSRC}; \
	${CHMOD} 555 ${WRKDIR}/${DISTNAME}/Source-Tree/SETUP/all-systems/*

#
# Install system boot startup file but need to find out exactly where
#	the nqs stuff was installed as this is set in nqs' own install script
# Modify syslog.conf to hqndle nqs
#

post-install:
	@ ${SH} ${SYSINST} ${CONFIGFILE} ${FILESDIR}/${STARTUP} ${RCDIR}/${STARTUP}; \
	${SH} ${SYSLOGFIX} ;\
	${ECHO} "You may want run ${CREATEQ} to actually make some queues"; \
	${ECHO} ""

.include <bsd.port.mk>