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Build problem for (at least) Debian #105

Closed jennifer-richards closed 6 years ago

jennifer-richards commented 6 years ago

The fix to #104 included an attempt to build trust_router, tidc, and tids against the libtr_tid library instead of compiling in their own TID support. This fails to build at the moment due to dependencies between the tr_msg module and the various messaging families it supports (TID, TRP, and monitoring).

The long term fix to this is to disentangle the tr_msg module from the protocols that use it. Shorter term, we'll need to build trust_router against its own copy of the TID code instead of using libtr_tid.

alejandro-perez commented 6 years ago

Please, don't forget about this one, since you are already working on it.

Thanks

jennifer-richards commented 6 years ago

Not forgotten, just pulled away. Hoping to wrap it up today.

alejandro-perez commented 6 years ago

That would be superb. Thanks

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jennifer-richards commented 6 years ago

This is fixed by #106. It now builds for at least CentOS 7 and Debian Jessie.

I have done basic smoke tests, but have not done much real validation.

alejandro-perez commented 6 years ago

Thanks!

A couple of quick questions:

  1. What should I test? According to the most recent commits, branch 3.4.0 seems
  2. For debian packaging, I guess debian-releases/v3.4.0 should be the one, but I've seen it was merged with master rather than with debian-releases/v3.4.0, so it would not contain the latest code. Right?
jennifer-richards commented 6 years ago

Yes, the v3.4.0 branch has the new code. When happy, that should merge back to master.

The debian-releases/v3.4.0 branch has the latest debian control files. To package, merge the v3.4.0 branch into that and package. After merging v3.4.0 to master, the debian-releases/v3.4.0 branch should merge back to debian.

alejandro-perez commented 6 years ago

Thanks! I'm going to test now, although I only have at the moment some smoke tests (build, package, install, create small tr infrastructure, authenticate forcing realm resolution).