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With the current module support for rpc we're not able to call the init
functions with the rpc callback structure. So init functions and
shutdown functions aren't called. These init functions are needed to
setup pre requirements like migrating the printer databases and register
at the endpoint mapper. The shutdown functions cleanup memory and
deregister from the endpoint mapper.
This adds two callback function for each rpc service. One is for
initialisation and the other for shutdown. rpc_<service>_unregister()
needs to be called to execute the shutdown function.
this hopefully fixes Solaris' gcc build which uses the system ld by default.
All in all we should clean up most of the compiler and linker flags depending
on the actual compilers and linkers we use. Only some tweaks are OS-specific.
A cleanup in this area should be done along with the move to a new build
system (whensoever that will be ...).
The check for iconv requiring giconv.h and libgiconv as well as
the check for iconv requiring biconv.h and libbiconv were using the wrong
variable to check for previous successful test results. This caused the checks
to always fall back to libbiconv on systems where that library was available.
In the course of fixing this, I had to clean up the indentation in that piece of
code, and I also rewrote/added some comments.
Many thanks to Tsurutani Naoki <turutani@scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp> for the initial
patch and diagnosis.
Patch from William Jojo sent to samba-technical:
This is based on some pain felt when building 32-bit and 64-bit Clustered Samba
on AIX with GPFS support.
Part of the problem lies in AIX only providing 32-bit shared object in
libxdsm.a(shr.o). So without libdmapi.a from gpfs.base, you get no DMAPI
support under 64-bit.
It seems, that SMB_LIBRARY macro has small bug in the logic, when showing
if shall the SHARED version of the library be build.
If the default value is given as a parameter, it reports "yes" when library
is going to be build(?).
This small patch makes report consistent.
With regards,
Timur Bakeyev.
Signed-off-by: Stefan Metzmacher <metze@samba.org>
In addition to [FreeBSD 14] there is another place, where we (re)define
SIGRTMIN - in SMB_IF_RTSIGNAL_BUG macro in /source3/m4/aclocal.m4.
Here is another small patch.
With regards,
Timur Bakeyev.
Signed-off-by: Stefan Metzmacher <metze@samba.org>
This is based on a patch from the debian packages
by Steve Langasek <vorlon@debian.org>.
It removes the static libs from the object collections.
For those libs that are set up with SMB_LIBRARY().
Michael
The default value defaults to "yes".
If no is specified, an optional third argument contains the
reason why building of the shared library is turned off by default.
Michael
(This used to be commit af971f79c7)
Only call the install/uninstall targets (from make (un)install)
for libraries configured with SMB_LIBRARY(), when the user did
not set --with-libname=no.
Make sure to always (at least) build the static version of the library.
Michael
(This used to be commit f440538c94)
This should not prevent building but linking of shared lib for
subsystem XYZ (example --with-static-libs=libtdb).
m4 quotation is tricky...
Michael
(This used to be commit 4d0a5d5c93)
toolchain independent, but since there's no portable method for
doing makefile includes, we can actually use the dependencies with
GNU make. It's easy to add this for other makes, but I don't have
any to test.
This also moves as much m4 as possible into the m4 directory where
no-one has to look at it. AFAICT, there's no way to hide depcomp
in there too, which is unfortunate.
(This used to be commit aa14900f82)
