Re: Portability: config/amanda/defaults.m4

Eric,

Thanks, I committed the patch

Jean-Louis

On 02/01/17 05:58 PM, Eric Schnoebelen wrote:
> Issue: hard-coding amanda-security.conf into /etc
>
> Autoconf provides support for relocation of configuration files
> with the sysconfdir variable.  Other portions of amanda use it,
> so have the amanda-security.conf file follow the same form.
>
>
> $NetBSD$
>
> --- config/amanda/defaults.m4.orig	2016-02-09 22:52:50.000000000 +0000
> +++ config/amanda/defaults.m4
> @@ -125,15 +125,15 @@ AC_DEFUN([AMANDA_SETUP_DEFAULTS],
>   
>       AC_ARG_WITH(security-file,
>           AS_HELP_STRING([--with-security-file],
> -            [Full path of the security file (default: /etc/amanda-security.conf)]),
> +            [Full path of the security file (default: $sysconfdir/amanda-security.conf)]),
>   	    [
>   	    case "$withval" in
>   	        n | no) AC_MSG_ERROR([*** --without-security-file is not allowed.]);;
> -	        y |  ye | yes) security_file='/etc/amanda-security.conf' ;;
> +	        y |  ye | yes) security_file='$sysconfdir/amanda-security.conf' ;;
>   	        *) security_file="$withval";;
>   	    esac
>   	    ],
> -	    [security_file='/etc/amanda-security.conf']
> +	    [security_file='$sysconfdir/amanda-security.conf']
>       )
>   
>       AC_DEFINE_DIR([DEFAULT_SECURITY_FILE], [security_file],
>

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