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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-10-31 14:21:20
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Bruce Smith wrote: >>>It installs in it's own directory by default. What problems would it >>>cause if we let it do that? Do other packages need it's includes or >>>libs? Which ones? >>> >>> >>> >>We need heimdal for krb5 support for other programs. >> >> > >Which programs? I turned off heimdal last night, and I successfully >compile an ISO for the first time in about a week (mrproper, and new >lfssystem). I a little surprised that nothing aborted for lack of krb5 >includes/libraries. > > Most of them configure it dynamically. >Would it work to get rid of our --prefix and it it go to the default >directory: /usr/heimdal ? What other programs would have to be >modified to look for it in that directory? > > I actually don't like /usr/heimdal , since it would end up in this folder on the CD, too. Check what I did with krb5 in the 1.0 version, that worked out pretty well. Then we would have to enable it specifically for the programs we want to use it (i.e. ssh). Heiko |