On 2018/03/07 18:44, William Leuschner wrote:
>
> On Mar 7, 2018, at 17:46, Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> RT isn't compiled, it's interpreted, and it looks very much like the
> relevant files are included already.
>
>
> Ah, sorry. I just used “compiled” as an imprecise (and incorrect) shorthand
> for the process of
> downloading the source files and running the provided configure/make scripts.
>
>
> Does pkg_add p5-ldap get it working for you?
>
>
> No, RT requires a command-line option at ./configure time to tell it to look
> for the other Perl
> libraries necessary to talk to LDAP. I wish it was as easy as installing
> p5-ldap.
>
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That is --enable-externalauth, isn't it?
Diffing the install directories the only changes made by setting this
are the configure command-line string embedded in a comment, and this:
--- fake1/usr/local/sbin/rt-test-dependencies Wed Mar 7 23:53:57 2018
+++ rt-4.4.2/fake-amd64/usr/local/sbin/rt-test-dependencies Wed Mar 7
23:55:26 2018
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ my %default = (
'with-SMIME' => 1,
'with-GRAPHVIZ' => 1,
'with-GD' => 1,
- 'with-EXTERNALAUTH' => 0,
+ 'with-EXTERNALAUTH' => 1,
'with-S3' => (uc(q{database}) eq 'S3'),
'with-DROPBOX' => (uc(q{database}) eq 'DROPBOX'),
);
i.e. the only thing it does is set a default in rt-test-dependencies
which you can override with "rt-test-dependencies --with-externalauth"
anyway. It doesn't turn any of the rest of the code on or off.
(The check in rt-test-dependencies is a bit wrong anyway, it looks for
Net::SSLeay when it should look for IO::Socket::SSL).
If you've tried it and it doesn't work, we'll need more information
about how it's not working, adding a flavour that basically has no
effect other than adding a dependency is not how ports does things.
