Closed ejuarezg closed 4 years ago
Thanks for your help,i will add a license,but the code is very easy,is it really necessary?
Hey,you should place the lib file to /usr/lib/lua/<lua version>/
folder
Thanks for the merge.
i will add a license,but the code is very easy,is it really necessary?
I also don't think the license is really necessary for such a small codebase, but technically, I wouln't be able to distribute an AUR package without one. I think the MIT license you added is a great choice.
Hey,you should place the lib file to /usr/lib/lua/
/ folder
I thought about doing this but since this package provides extra functionality, I figured I would be best to have it's own folder as per the package guidelines. Also, if lua changes version, I don't want any symbolic links or hardcoded paths to liblua_pam.so to be broken.
I thought about doing this but since this package provides extra functionality, I figured I would be best to have it's own folder as per the package guidelines. Also, if lua changes version, I don't want any symbolic links or hardcoded paths to liblua_pam.so to be broken.
Maybe you can create a soft link to /usr/lib/lua/<lua version>
by default.
I started using your code and decided to create an AUR package. I provided installation instructions in the README. Feel free to modify them.
On a separate note, can you upload a license for your code. It'd be great to provide users of the AUR package with a copy of the license.
Thanks!