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[build.git] / onelab.mk

diff --git a/onelab.mk b/onelab.mk
index f7c8e1b..c3cff81 100644 (file)
--- a/onelab.mk
+++ b/onelab.mk
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 #
-# OneLab standard components list
+# declare the packages to be built and their dependencies
 # initial version from Mark Huang
 # Mark Huang <mlhuang@cs.princeton.edu>
 # Copyright (C) 2003-2006 The Trustees of Princeton University
@@ -39,18 +39,6 @@ IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += $(KERNELS)
 # turns out myplc installs kernel-vserver
 IN_MYPLC += $(KERNELS)
 
-#
-# kexec-tools
-#
-ifeq "$(DISTRONAME)" "fc4"
-kexec-tools-MODULES := kexec-tools
-kexec-tools-SPEC := kexec-tools.spec
-kexec-tools-CVSROOT := :pserver:anon@cvs.planet-lab.org:/cvs
-kexec-tools-TAG := planetlab-4_1-rc2
-ALL += kexec-tools
-IN_BOOTCD += kexec-tools
-endif
-
 #
 # madwifi
 #
@@ -93,22 +81,45 @@ util-vserver-RPMFLAGS:= --without dietlibc
 ALL += util-vserver
 IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += util-vserver
 
+#
+# libnl - local import
+# we need either 1.1 or at least 1.0.pre6
+# rebuild this on centos5 - see kexcludes in build.common
+#
+local_libnl=false
+ifeq "$(DISTRONAME)" "centos5"
+local_libnl=true
+endif
+
+ifeq "$(local_libnl)" "true"
+libnl-MODULES := libnl
+libnl-SPEC := libnl.spec
+libnl-BUILD-FROM-SRPM := yes
+# this sounds like the thing to do, but in fact linux/if_vlan.h comes with kernel-headers
+libnl-DEPEND-DEVEL-RPMS := kernel-devel
+ALL += libnl
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += libnl
+endif
+
 #
 # util-vserver-pl
 #
 util-vserver-pl-MODULES := util-vserver-pl
 util-vserver-pl-SPEC := util-vserver-pl.spec
-util-vserver-pl-DEPEND-DEVEL-RPMS := util-vserver-lib util-vserver-devel util-vserver-core
+util-vserver-pl-DEPEND-DEVEL-RPMS := util-vserver-lib util-vserver-devel util-vserver-core 
+ifeq "$(local_libnl)" "true"
+util-vserver-pl-DEPEND-DEVEL-RPMS += libnl libnl-devel
+endif
 ALL += util-vserver-pl
 IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += util-vserver-pl
 
 #
 # NodeUpdate
 #
-NodeUpdate-MODULES := NodeUpdate
-NodeUpdate-SPEC := NodeUpdate.spec
-ALL += NodeUpdate
-IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += NodeUpdate
+nodeupdate-MODULES := NodeUpdate
+nodeupdate-SPEC := NodeUpdate.spec
+ALL += nodeupdate
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += nodeupdate
 
 #
 # ipod
@@ -121,18 +132,18 @@ IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += ipod
 #
 # NodeManager
 #
-NodeManager-MODULES := NodeManager
-NodeManager-SPEC := NodeManager.spec
-ALL += NodeManager
-IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += NodeManager
+nodemanager-MODULES := NodeManager
+nodemanager-SPEC := NodeManager.spec
+ALL += nodemanager
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += nodemanager
 
 #
 # pl_sshd
 #
-pl_sshd-MODULES := pl_sshd
-pl_sshd-SPEC := pl_sshd.spec
-ALL += pl_sshd
-IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += pl_sshd
+sshd-MODULES := pl_sshd
+sshd-SPEC := pl_sshd.spec
+ALL += sshd
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += sshd
 
 #
 # codemux: Port 80 demux
@@ -158,14 +169,13 @@ pf2slice-MODULES := pf2slice
 pf2slice-SPEC := pf2slice.spec
 ALL += pf2slice
 
-
 #
 # PlanetLab Mom: Cleans up your mess
 #
-pl_mom-MODULES := Mom
-pl_mom-SPEC := pl_mom.spec
-ALL += pl_mom
-IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += pl_mom
+mom-MODULES := Mom
+mom-SPEC := pl_mom.spec
+ALL += mom
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += mom
 
 #
 # iptables
@@ -187,26 +197,32 @@ IN_VSERVER += iproute
 IN_BOOTCD += iproute
 
 #
-# vsys
+# inotify-tools - local import
+# rebuild this on centos5 (not found) - see kexcludes in build.common
 #
-vsys_support=yes
-ifeq "$(DISTRONAME)" "fc4"
-vsys_support=
-endif
-ifeq "$(DISTRONAME)" "fc6"
-vsys_support=
-endif
-# cannot find the required packages (see devel.pkgs) on centos5
+local_inotify_tools=false
 ifeq "$(DISTRONAME)" "centos5"
-vsys_support=
+local_inotify_tools=true
+endif
+
+ifeq "$(local_inotify_tools)" "true"
+inotify-tools-MODULES := inotify-tools
+inotify-tools-SPEC := inotify-tools.spec
+inotify-tools-BUILD-FROM-SRPM := yes
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += inotify-tools
+ALL += inotify-tools
 endif
 
-ifeq "$(vsys_support)" "yes"
+#
+# vsys
+#
 vsys-MODULES := vsys
 vsys-SPEC := vsys.spec
+ifeq "$(local_inotify_tools)" "true"
+vsys-DEPEND-DEVEL-RPMS := inotify-tools inotify-tools-devel
+endif
 IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += vsys
 ALL += vsys
-endif
 
 #
 # dummynet_image
@@ -225,32 +241,33 @@ ALL += PLCAPI
 IN_MYPLC += PLCAPI
 
 #
-# PLCWWW
+# use the PLEWWW module instead
 #
-PLCWWW-MODULES := PLCWWW
-PLCWWW-SPEC := PLCWWW.spec
-ALL += PLCWWW
-IN_MYPLC += PLCWWW
+PLEWWW-MODULES := PLEWWW
+PLEWWW-SPEC := PLEWWW.spec
+ALL += PLEWWW
+IN_MYPLC += PLEWWW
 
 #
 # monitor
 #
-Monitor-MODULES := Monitor
-Monitor-SPEC := Monitor.spec
-ALL += Monitor
-IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += Monitor
+monitor-MODULES := Monitor
+monitor-SPEC := Monitor.spec
+ALL += monitor
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += monitor
 
 #
-# monitor-server
+# zabbix
 #
-monitor-server-MODULES := Monitor
-monitor-server-SPEC := monitor-server.spec
-ALL += monitor-server
+zabbix-MODULES := Monitor
+zabbix-SPEC := zabbix.spec
+zabbix-BUILD-FROM-SRPM := yes
+ALL += zabbix
 
 #
 # nodeconfig
 #
-nodeconfig-MODULES := nodeconfig
+nodeconfig-MODULES := nodeconfig build
 nodeconfig-SPEC := nodeconfig.spec
 ALL += nodeconfig
 IN_MYPLC += nodeconfig
@@ -271,6 +288,16 @@ pypcilib-SPEC := pypcilib.spec
 ALL += pypcilib
 IN_BOOTCD += pypcilib
 
+#
+# pyplnet
+#
+pyplnet-MODULES := pyplnet
+pyplnet-SPEC := pyplnet.spec
+ALL += pyplnet
+IN_BOOTSTRAPFS += pyplnet
+IN_MYPLC += pyplnet
+IN_BOOTCD += pyplnet
+
 #
 # bootcd
 #
@@ -358,3 +385,9 @@ ALL += myplc-native
 myplc-docs-MODULES := MyPLC PLCAPI NodeManager
 myplc-docs-SPEC := myplc-docs.spec
 ALL += myplc-docs
+
+# using some other name than myplc-release, as this is a make target already
+release-MODULES := MyPLC
+release-SPEC := myplc-release.spec
+release-RPMDATE := yes
+ALL += release