Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 14:40:56 +0100 From: ElBarto <elbarto@arcadebsd.org> To: Boris Samorodov <bsam@ipt.ru> Cc: freebsd-afs@FreeBSD.org Subject: Re: binary mtree for openafs port(s) Message-ID: <4947AFE8.3010506@arcadebsd.org> In-Reply-To: <49841540@bs1.sp34.ru> References: <60571528@bs1.sp34.ru> <01693389@bb.ipt.ru> <4946E27E.1050803@arcadebsd.org> <49841540@bs1.sp34.ru>
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Boris Samorodov wrote: > ElBarto <elbarto@arcadebsd.org> writes: > >> Boris Samorodov wrote: >> > > >>> this is time to decide which mtree for binaries is apropriate >>> for openafs port(s). That's my proposal: >>> >>> PREFIX=/usr/local >>> BINDIR=$PREFIX/bin >>> SBINDIR=$PREFIX/sbin >>> >>> SBINDIR: all *server + upclient BINDIR: all other binaries >>> >>> What do you think? Thanks! >>> >> I'll prefer to have all the *server in $PREFIX/libexec/openafs like >> the pkgsrc for netbsd. >> > > That makes sence. > > >> As those binaries are not intend to be called manually it seems normal >> to not have them >> in /usr/local/bin or /usr/local/sbin. >> Just look at the pkgsrc, I kind of like the way it is done. >> > > This package contains the whole distribution. This is just what we > do have now, but ee are going to separate server and client files. > How can we do it? > > > WBR > Well, For the client you only need all the binaries for mounting an afs server (don't know exactly which ones). This is the list I suggest : $PREFIX/sbin/afsd $PREFIX/bin/afsmonitor (seems more logic in the client part) $PREFIX/bin/dlog (don't really know what is it but seems a client part) $PREFIX/bin/dpass $PREFIX/bin/fs $PREFIX/sbin/fstrace $PREFIX/bin/klog $PREFIX/bin/knfs $PREFIX/bin/kpasswd $PREFIX/sbin/kpwvalid $PREFIX/bin/pagsh $PREFIX/bin/pts $PREFIX/sbin/rxdebug $PREFIX/bin/sys $PREFIX/bin/tokens $PREFIX/bin/translate_et $PREFIX/bin/unlog $PREFIX/bin/up $PREFIX/bin/xstat_cm_test The rest of the commands should be in the server ports. -- Emmanuel Vadot elbarto@arcadebsd.org
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