- Rename some variables for clarity
- BASE_PACKAGES -> PREREQ_BASE
- BUILD_PROJECTS -> TARGET_PROJECTS
- BUILD_PROJECTS now contains $(TARGET_PROJECTS) and
their dependencies
- Remove almost all special treatment of packages, notably
remove as many explicit project names from Makefile as
possible
- Work further towards making all targets work off the the
current $(PROJECTS) definitions
Generating the $(TOPDIR)/HASH file produced a warning for every package file containing a whitespace character. Hopefully, this build fixes the problem, by working on zero-delimited lists of file names
Trade the bigger images generated by default by a greater variety of PNG icons, in the sizes 16 32 48 64 72 96 128 144 168 192. I took these from an example manifest, but I'm not sure about what typical sizes are. The following images aren't generated anylonger by default: 50 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 546.
Also introduce new variable GENERATED_EXTRA_WIDTHS.
This used to point to $(PREFIX). Changing it broke the build, as it expected the VERSION file below PREFIX. This should work now, as /usr/share/doc/packages was added to the search path of the VERSION file.
Change HTMLOWNER and HTMLDIROWNER to wwwrun, and HTMLGROUP and HTMLDIRGROUP to www. This was made necessary by the dokuwiki package, which installs directories with these file ownerships, and which disallows RPM-installing the same directories with other ownerships. Might not be a solution for all packages and platforms.
/etc/apache2 is relatively crowded, because lots of packages dump their default configuration there, which makes the apache service configuration hard to control. This commit makes most apache2-reliant services by janware rely on jw-apache instead, and have jw-apache keep its own configuration directory /etc/jw-apache. Some hand-picked config files are still included from /etc/jw-apache/conf.d/etc-apache2.conf.
Remove bogus CLONE_PROJECTS environment variable from pgit.sh invocation.
CLONE_PROJECTS doesn't have any effect. PGIT_CLONE_PROJECTS would have, but it doesn't make sense to set it to $(PROJECTS), since that would include the non-git projects, too.
pkg.sh install-log now supports a -N option, meaning no-log-directories. This installs directories, but doesn't log then in the install log, effectively excluding them from being packaged. This is necessary for directories provided by other packages. -N can be activated by adding LOG_INSTALL_EXTRA_OPTS += -N to a Makefile, see changes in defs.mk.
pgk.sh install-log now also omits addition of %attr tags to symbolic links.
- Make LOCAL_HTML and INSTALL_HTMLDIR pre-definable via ?=
- Add *.cgi to LOCAL_HTML by default Don't know if that's a good move. Will be treated as regular HTML, and, hence installed without execute permission bit set.
