28 May
2009
28 May
'09
5:36 p.m.
On May 28, 2009 at 17:17, Juha Heinanen <jh(a)tutpro.com> wrote:
after the ser => $(MAIN_NAME) commit to
Makefile.defs, i got my debian
package build like i want it to be. i used the following definitions:
MAIN_NAME=sip-router
SCTP=1
and then made config like this:
$(MAKE) cfg CFLAGS="$(CFLAGS)" SCTP=$(SCTP) MAIN_NAME=$(MAIN_NAME)
LOCALBASE=/usr modules="$(MODULES)" modules_s=""
modules_k="$(MODULES_K)"
the above puts config files in /usr/etc/sip-router dir. i haven't yet
figured out, how to get them to /etc/sip-router instead, but it doesn't
matter, because i don't use them anyhow.
cfg_prefix=/ and optionally cfg_target=/etc/sip-router (for the default
config path) should do it.
You should also use prefix=/usr instead of LOCALBASE=/usr (since
LOCALBASE is expected to point to /usr/local or /usr/pkg and it's used
for the include search path).
You could also install everything in a temp directory (e.g. for testing)
and then tar/copy it to /:
make BASEDIR=/tmp/sr ... # same options as above
This is very useful for generating packages or testing that all the
files are installed.
Andrei