2004-06-19, szo keltezéssel 19:58-kor Bryan Henderson ezt írta:
I'm trying to figure out how the build with libol works. I've read the few pages about it on the web site and the README file.
I have libol-0.3.13 and syslog-ng-1.5.26.
My first question: The syslog-ng make files appear to expect 'make_class' to be installed in my PATH or in a libol directory I specify. But a 'make install' of libol does not install make_class anywhere. The 'make' of libol does generate utils/make_class, though. Shouldn't 'make install' install it?
hmm... make install should make it possible to compile syslog-ng without the original libol directory. so it definitiely should install those scripts... I've checked the source and it installs it in $prefix/bin as the following Makefile.am snippet shows: bin_SCRIPTS=make_class I don't use an installed libol myself, I specify its directory via the --with-libol command line option.
A related question: 'configure' of syslog-ng finds libol by invoking libol-config from the PATH. But 'make install' of libol did not install libol-config. It did create libol-config and when I inserted it in my PATH, syslog-ng configure worked fine.
libol-config is also installed by the Makefile in the root of the source tree. I've just tried and both make_class and libol-config is installed: ... /bin/sh /home/bazsi/src/libol-0.3/mkinstalldirs /usr/local/bin /usr/bin/install -c make_class /usr/local/bin/make_class .... make[2]: Entering directory `/home/bazsi/src/libol-0.3' /bin/sh /home/bazsi/src/libol-0.3/mkinstalldirs /usr/local/bin /usr/bin/install -c libol-config /usr/local/bin/libol-config
Next topic: libol 'configure' does not find scsh on my system. I'll fix that later, but the problem is that it reacts to this by creating a 'make_class' with a null string for the scsh path. This is very unfriendly. Wouldn't it be better to generate it with some default path (maybe /usr/bin/scsh)? Then the error message when you try to run it would make it clear that the problem is a missing scsh.
It would probably be a good idea. I've added a default value to my tree. -- Bazsi PGP info: KeyID 9AF8D0A9 Fingerprint CD27 CFB0 802C 0944 9CFD 804E C82C 8EB1