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Create Software Depot for Samba
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1. Compile the source code
The packaging assumes that the final product will install under /usr/local/samba and will use /usr/local/samba for var directory. In order to support these
assumptions, run configure as follows:
./configure --prefix /usr/local/samba --localstatedir /usr/local/samba
NOTE: to compile samba with optional winbind capability (HP-UX 11.x only),
use the following configure command line instead:
./configure --with-winbind --with-pam --prefix /usr/local/samba --localstatedir /usr/local/samba
Afterwards compile the source code in a standard way.
2. In packaging/HPUX directory run the following command:
WITHOUT winbind:
$ create_package.sh
WITH winbind:
$ create_package_with_winbind.sh
3. Use resulting samba.depot file as the software depot for Samba.
Brief Description of Depot
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The software depot contains product Samba, which consists of the following
three filesets:
Samba.core Core samba server components, everything but SWAT
and man pages
Samba.man Man pages. Note that HP-UX uses different section
numbering, so the man pages are moved and modified
to correct the section references (i.e. nmbd(8) changed
to nmbd(1m)).
Samba.swat SWAT tool.
The configure scripts will take care of the following:
Samba.core 1. create pcguest account should it not exist. The
login shell is set to /usr/bin/true
2. create startup/shutdown links at:
/sbin/rc3.d/S911samba
/sbin/rc2.d/K130samba
3. copy boot configuration file from newconfig to
/etc/rc.config.d, if one does not exist.
Samba.man 1. add /usr/local/samba/man to default man search path in
/etc/MANPATH
Samba.swat 1. add swat service to /etc/services if necessary.
Swat will run through port 901.
2. add swat to /etc/inetd.conf, if necessary.
3. signal (SIGHUP) inetd to reread configuration if
1. or 2. were changed.
The unconfigure scripts will, upon the product removal, do the following:
Samba.core 1. remove startup/shutdown links
2. remove user pcguest
Samba.man N/A
Samba.swat 1. remove swat from /etc/services
2. remove swat from /etc/inetd.conf
3. signal inetd (SIGHUP) to reread configuration
Author: Leon Mlakar <leon@hermes.si>
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