-- KenEstes - 04 Oct 2001

 # the directory where non cgi files will be installed PREFIX=/home/httpd/twiki # the directory where cgi files will be installed CGI_PREFIX=$(PREFIX) # the directory where html files will be installed HTML_PREFIX=$(PREFIX) DATA_PREFIX=$(PREFIX)/data LIB_PREFIX=$(PREFIX)/lib TEMPLATES_PREFIX=$(PREFIX)/templates BIN_PREFIX=$(CGI_PREFIX)/bin PUB_PREFIX=$(HTML_PREFIX)/pub # build directory, used as a temporary staging area BUILD=./build # where to find build tools on the build machine PERL=/usr/bin/perl MKDIR=mkdir CP=cp # where perl is located on the target machine TARGET_PERL=$(PERL) # The extension which cgi files must have. Typically this is: # .cgi, .pl, or the empty string EXT= # file owners for installed files # these are used only if the target owners is run. CGI_USER=nobody CGI_USER=nobody FILE_OWNER=root FILE_GROUP=twiky #------------------------------------------------------------- # Users should not need to configure anything below this line #------------------------------------------------------------- # The basic targets # Remember that when people make rpms they set the PREFIX differently # during 'make all' then 'make install'. The prefix for installation # is where to put the files for packaging and this is not the same as # where the files will be installed on the target system. The prefix # in the compilation step represents where the files will be installed # on the target system so that this data can be hard coded by # applications. all: build build: all_build_files install: all_install_files dir_permissions owners: install groups: install # ------------------------------------ # Variables derived from file searches # ------------------------------------ BIN_FILES = $(shell find ./bin -type f) LIB_FILES = $(shell find ./lib -type f) DATA_FILES = $(shell find ./data -type f) PUB_FILES = $(shell find ./pub -type f) TEMPLATES_FILES = $(shell find ./templates -type f) BIN_BUILD_FILES = $(patsubst ./%,$(BUILD)/%$(EXT),$(BIN_FILES)) LIB_BUILD_FILES = $(patsubst ./%,$(BUILD)/%,$(LIB_FILES)) DATA_BUILD_FILES = $(patsubst ./%,$(BUILD)/%,$(DATA_FILES)) PUB_BUILD_FILES = $(patsubst ./%,$(BUILD)/%,$(PUB_FILES)) TEMPLATES_BUILD_FILES = $(patsubst ./%,$(BUILD)/%,$(TEMPLATES_FILES)) ALL_BUILD_FILES = $(BIN_BUILD_FILES) $(LIB_BUILD_FILES) $(DATA_BUILD_FILES) $(PUB_BUILD_FILES) $(TEMPLATES_BUILD_FILES) all_build_files: $(ALL_BUILD_FILES) BIN_INSTALL_FILES = $(patsubst ./bin/%,$(BIN_PREFIX)/%$(EXT),$(BIN_FILES)) LIB_INSTALL_FILES = $(patsubst ./lib/%,$(LIB_PREFIX)/%,$(LIB_FILES)) DATA_INSTALL_FILES = $(patsubst ./data/%,$(DATA_PREFIX)/%,$(DATA_FILES)) PUB_INSTALL_FILES = $(patsubst ./pub/%,$(PUB_PREFIX)/%,$(PUB_FILES)) TEMPLATES_INSTALL_FILES = $(patsubst ./templates/%,$(TEMPLATES_PREFIX)/%,$(TEMPLATES_FILES)) ALL_INSTALL_FILES = $(BIN_INSTALL_FILES) $(LIB_INSTALL_FILES) $(DATA_INSTALL_FILES) $(PUB_INSTALL_FILES) $(TEMPLATES_INSTALL_FILES) all_install_files: $(ALL_INSTALL_FILES) debug: @ echo BIN_FILES $(BIN_FILES) @ echo @ echo LIB_FILES $(LIB_FILES) @ echo @ echo DATA_FILES $(DATA_FILES) @ echo @ echo PUB_FILES $(PUB_FILES) @ echo @ echo TEMPLATES_FILES $(TEMPLATES_FILES) @ echo @ echo ALL_BUILD_FILES $(ALL_BUILD_FILES) @ echo @ echo ALL_INSTALL_FILES $(ALL_INSTALL_FILES) @ echo # change source files to reflect the resources on the target machine. BIN_SUBSTITUTE= $(PERL) -pi -e "s!/usr/bin/perl!$(TARGET_PERL)!;" \ -e "s!use lib \( \'\.' \);!use lib \( \'$(LIB_PREFIX)\' \);!;" \ -e "s!use lib \( \'\.\./lib\' \);\n!!;" # In a target rule ensure that the dirname of the target file exists. CHECK_DIR= DIR=$(dir $@); [ -d $$DIR ] || $(MKDIR) -p $$DIR; # If the file is a ,v file change the line which tells who the owner # of the lock file is to match the user name who will run the # cgi-bin's. CHOWN_LOCKS_IN_RCS_FILES= echo $@ | egrep ',v$$'; \ if [ $$? -eq 0 ]; then \ $(PERL) -pi -e 's!^\tnobody:!\t$(CGI_USER):!;' $@ ; \ fi # --------------------------------------------- # pattern rules for the 'building' of a release from sources. # Perform all subsitutions on the text files and create a directory # hierarchy suitable for installation. # While copying the bin directory, perform substituions and add file # name extensions as needed. After copying chmod files to the propper permissions. $(BUILD)/bin/%$(EXT) : ./bin/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) $< $@ $(BIN_SUBSTITUTE) $@ chmod 755 $@ # Other directories are just copied as is, not substitutions and no # extensions. After copying chmod files to the propper permissions. $(BUILD)/lib/% : ./lib/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) $< $@ chmod 444 $@ $(BUILD)/data/% : ./data/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) $< $@ $(CHOWN_LOCKS_IN_RCS_FILES) chmod 664 $@ $(BUILD)/pub/% : ./pub/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) $< $@ chmod 664 $@ $(BUILD)/templates/% : ./templates/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) $< $@ chmod 444 $@ # ---------------------------- # pattern rules for installation $(BIN_PREFIX)/% : $(BUILD)/bin/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) -p $< $@ $(LIB_PREFIX)/% : $(BUILD)/lib/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) -p $< $@ $(DATA_PREFIX)/% : $(BUILD)/data/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) -p $< $@ $(PUB_PREFIX)/% : $(BUILD)/pub/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) -p $< $@ $(TEMPLATES_PREFIX)/% : $(BUILD)/templates/% $(CHECK_DIR) $(CP) -p $< $@ # --------------------------------- # Set the permissions on the installation directories dir_permissions: find $(BIN_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chmod 755 find $(LIB_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chmod 755 find $(TEMPLATES_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chmod 755 find $(DATA_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chmod 775 find $(PUB_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chmod 775 # Set the owner on the installation directories # If the installer does not have root access then this step may not be # run. We do not require it for 'make all' or 'make install' (these # are traditional commands used to build RPM's and RPM has other # mechanisms to set the owner of files inside the packages it creates) # but provide it as a convienence for those who need it. owners: install find $(BIN_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chown $(FILE_OWNER) find $(BIN_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chown $(FILE_OWNER) find $(LIB_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chown $(FILE_OWNER) find $(LIB_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chown $(FILE_OWNER) find $(TEMPLATES_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chown $(FILE_OWNER) find $(TEMPLATES_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chown $(FILE_OWNER) # find $(DATA_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chown $(CGI_USER_OWNER) find $(DATA_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chown $(CGI_USER_OWNER) find $(PUB_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chown $(CGI_USER_OWNER) find $(PUB_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chown $(CGI_USER_OWNER) groups: install find $(BIN_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chgrp $(FILE_GROUP) find $(BIN_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chgrp $(FILE_GROUP) find $(LIB_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chgrp $(FILE_GROUP) find $(LIB_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chgrp $(FILE_GROUP) find $(TEMPLATES_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chgrp $(FILE_GROUP) find $(TEMPLATES_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chgrp $(FILE_GROUP) # find $(DATA_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chgrp $(CGI_USER_GROUP) find $(DATA_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chgrp $(CGI_USER_GROUP) find $(PUB_PREFIX) -type f | xargs chgrp $(CGI_USER_GROUP) find $(PUB_PREFIX) -type d | xargs chgrp $(CGI_USER_GROUP) 

How about splitting this up at the "Users should not need to configure anything below this line" line?
The second part could be reused for a TWikiUnderCygwin installation. The information from the first part is usually asked via some dialog, not entered with a text editor. (Mostly a cultural difference, but it will be a barrier for the typical Windows user.)

-- JoachimDurchholz - 05 Oct 2001