Dan Mosedale wrote:
Rich Megginson wrote:
I'm going to be doing some work in the following areas, and I would
like to get some input from ldapsdk developers, and especially the
mozilla and thunderbird developers to see how they build ldapsdk as
part of those products:
Sorry for not responding earlier; I see you've already got a patch
together, but I'll chime in here anyway.
1) auto detection of nspr and nss, something like this
> [...]
That seems quite reasonable.
2) Packaging of NSPR and NSS libs
I don't think we need to do this anymore - I'd like to remove the
packaging of NSPR and NSS libs
No problem for us there.
3) RPM packaging
We're planning to make the ldap sdk part of the base OS. I'm
proposing to name the package "mozldap". There will be 3 packages total:
mozldap - contains just the shared libs (and any other run-time only
files)
mozldap-devel - contains the include files and mozldap-config and .pc
file
mozldap-tools - contains the command line tools
The shared libs will go into /usr/lib, the tools into /usr/lib/mozldap
(so as not to conflict with the openldap versions), and the include
files into /usr/include/mozldap (ditto)
This might be a bit more complicated, since (I presume) on at least one
system (Solaris) the system mozilla-based LDAP sdk is in
/usr/include/ldap. Perhaps Anton can confirm or deny?
The Solaris situation is quite complicated, but Anton and I are working
on trying to figure out a way to solve this. My new packaging is mostly
geared towards linux.
Dan
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