11 Jun
2009
11 Jun
'09
12:43 p.m.
On Jun 10, 2009 at 16:43, Edson - Lists <4lists(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I compile and install with:
# make prefix=/ mandir=/usr/local/man cfg_dir=/etc/sip-router install
then I run:
# ser
and got:
ERROR: loading config file(/usr/local/etc/ser/ser.cfg): No such file or
directory
The ERROR message is expected (there is no /usr/local/etc/ser directory
at all), but why is sip-router (ser) trying to find configuration file
on the default directory if I explicitly compile it pointing to another
one? From what I looked on Makefile.defs the config directory is gived
by the "cfg_dir" variable... "prefix" is honor, since "ser"
binary is
installed correctly:
# which ser
/sbin/ser
You have to run
make cfg prefix=/ mandir=/usr/local/man cfg_dir=/etc/sip-router
and then make install.
You could override most saved config vars on the command line, but the
problem with the built-in config dir is that is part of C_DEFS
(-DCFG_DIR=....) and C_DEFS is evaluated before is saved in config.mak
=> even if you later override cfg_target, prefix or cfg_dir, C_DEFS
won't change.
I could make this override work (either by moving -DCFG_DIR out of
C_DEFS or by saving C_DEFS without evaluating it first), but on any
change to prefix, cfg_dir or cfg_target you'll get a full recompilation
any way, since -DCFG_DIR will change (so the only gain would be not
having to run make cfg).
Andrei