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epam / nfstrace

Network file system monitor and analyzer
http://epam.github.io/nfstrace/
GNU General Public License v2.0
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ld.so looks in wrong directory for analysis modules #16

Closed otheus closed 8 years ago

otheus commented 8 years ago

Is there any way to make the build process more harmonious with the RPM packaging process? The cpack -G RPM puts the shared analysis modules into /usr/lib/nfstrace, which one would expect on a RHEL system. But the cmake used the default /usr/local as a prefix. Can someone update the README so as to demonstrate how to make and configure such variables with cpack?

otheus commented 8 years ago

How can we get CPACK_PACKAGE_FILE_NAME to use the canonical {name}-{major}.{minor}.{release}-{vendor}.{vendorrelease}-{arch}?

cpack -G RPM -R 2 --vendor UIBK should work, but no.

otheus commented 8 years ago

Something is really wrong with how the CpackConfig.make file is configured. Options on the command line to cpack should override them. In the end, I hardcoded my values in CPackConfig.cmake but that seems like a Hack.

pkarneliuk commented 8 years ago

Hello,

Can someone update the README so as to demonstrate how to make and configure such variables with cpack?

It is already in README.md. Please look at this. Also, you can prepare a pull request with your changes.

How can we get CPACK_PACKAGE_FILE_NAME to use the canonical

cpack documentation says that you should override next options: ${CPACK_PACKAGE_NAME} ${CPACK_PACKAGE_VERSION} ${CPACK_SYSTEM_NAME}. They may be specified during configuration step.

cpack -G RPM -R 2 --vendor UIBK should work, but no.

My patch 89bcc1c fixes hard-coded vendor property of rpm file and updates links in README.md. Now you can override vendor from command line option. The default value is the same "EPAM Systems" as before.

pkarneliuk commented 8 years ago

generally, if you want to hack something - you have to do it yourself.

pkarneliuk commented 8 years ago

The tool ld-config can help you to configure your ld.so to look in correct directory for analysis modules