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mode (./configure.developer). This will change the hardcoded value of a few
paths (BINDIR, SWATDIR, EJSDIR, SETUPDIR, DATADIR, MODULESDIR). The regular
locations will be used when running 'make install'.
This enables developers to work on (shared built) modules, swat, ejs and
setup files without having to run 'make install' each time.
- VERSION: should contain the current version. Will be made part of the filename.
- SO_VERSION: should contain the latest version that this on is compatible to. Will be used for setting the soname of the shared library.
Fix sonames and use them on platforms that support them
Remove symlinking code. ldconfig will take care of creating the symlinks now
that we set the soname.
a C compiler that doesn't support -c and -o together and it makes the build
system more complicated. This also means the current handling of broken C
compilers is most likely broken as it isn't tested.
This detection can be readded when we stumble upon a C compiler that supports
both C99 (or at least the parts of it we need) and also has broken -c/-o
handling, which I think is unlikely to happen.
- fix installation of plugins (and make it a bit more verbose
- get rid of the '#define libfoo_module_init init_module'
and genereated a wrapper function in bin/libfoo_module_init_module.c
- change the standard visibility for modules to hidden
- a few make clean fixes
metze
in Samba4. This allows us to start winbindd by default, including in
'make test'.
This is via a new 'winbindd socket directory' parameter for utilities
linked against loadparm, as well as a --with-winbindd-socket-dir
option to configure (setting the default and the value for simple
clients).
I hope to add basic winbindd tests, to ensure continued correct
operation, but at least now I don't have to manually change my 'server
services' line.
The other problem with the hard-coded /tmp/.winbind is that RedHat has
moved this in Fedora (to /var/run I think). For this reason, this
functionality should probably be ported to Samba3 as well.
The default for Samba4 is PREFIX/var/run/winbind_pipe.
I have also re-added the paranoia checks from Samba3 for correct
permissions on the socket directory.
Andrew Bartlett
libdir, datadir, sysconfdir,localstatedir into our Makefile
we need to expand them in configure
I'll maybe rework this later but for now this works
metze
Allow the use of {PRIVATE,PUBLIC}_PROTO_HEADER for [SUBSYSTEM]
and [LIBRARY] sections in .mk files. Public functions can be marked
by adding _PUBLIC_ between their return type and function name.
This should eventually make include/proto.h and include/structs.h obsolete.
We now use a different system for initializing the modules for a subsystem.
Most subsystems now have an init function that looks something like this:
init_module_fn static_init[] = STATIC_AUTH_MODULES;
init_module_fn *shared_init = load_samba_modules(NULL, "auth");
run_init_functions(static_init);
run_init_functions(shared_init);
talloc_free(shared_init);
I hope to eliminate the other init functions later on (the
init_programname_subsystems; defines).
- Adds -rpath bin/ so you don't have to install Samba in order to use compiled binaries.
- Writes out pkg-config files when building shared libs
- Supports automatic fallback to MERGEDOBJ (which is the default) or
OBJ_LIST (if ld -r is not supported)
Building with shared libs reduces the size of the Samba binaries from
197 Mb to 60 Mb (including libraries) on my system (GCC4, with debugging).
To build with shared libraries support enabled, run:
LIBRARY_OUTPUT_TYPE=SHARED_LIBRARY ./config.status
init functions don't get called correctly yet when using shared libs, so
you won't be able to actually run anything with success :-)
Once init functions are done, I'll look at support for loading shared
modules once again.
Based on a patch by Peter Novodvorsky (nidd on IRC).
