This version of libdb is private to Kerberos and not intended for
external use, so avoid installing manual pages that may conflict
with another version of libdb.
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des kevans cy - Commits
- rGfb1ccc04adfe: krb5: don't install libdb manual pages
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krb5/plugins/kdb/db2/Makefile | ||
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47–48 | This line is redundant. |
krb5/plugins/kdb/db2/Makefile | ||
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12 | <bsd.lib.mk> already does this. |
Comment Actions
add the manpages to ObsoleteFiles
since WITH_MITKRB5 became the default a few days ago, it's likely people have
these installed now. note that they aren't OptionalObsoleteFiles because they
should never be installed regardless of which (if any) Kerberos you choose.
krb5/plugins/kdb/db2/Makefile | ||
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12 | but is this still required for the .include on line 30 to work? or is KRB5_SRCTOP set in the environment? (i can run a test build but since nearly all the krb5 makefiles have this include, it might make sense to do that in a separate change.) |
krb5/plugins/kdb/db2/Makefile | ||
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12 | move that other .include to the bottom, it does not need to precede the CFLAGS line since KRB5_DIR is not expanded when CFLAGS is set but when it is used. |