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--- more_software [2018/08/16 20:22] – wiki_admin
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+//This page will be re-written in the future, for now it's here as-is being copy-pasted from several sources.//
+----
+====== SysV pkg-files ======
+<file>
+NB: All the shell stuff assumes you are running bash. If you are using
+    sh or ksh, you will need to manually expand the brace expansions and
+    if you are using csh or tcsh, you will need to adjust the for-loops
+    and brace expansions for that shell.
+To make a SysV pkg from a cpio file:
+. Make a temp/working directory
+. In the temp/working dir, blow up the cpio file (as root, or with sudo
+   if you have that installed):
+  cpio -idmv /path/to/foo.cpio
+b. If the cpio file was already installed, an alternative to expanding
+    the cpio file again is to pipe the output of 'cpio -cit < foo.cpio'
+    to 'pkgproto' to build the prototype file in the next step, but it
+    is not as easy to search for symlinks using this method.
+. Build the pkg prototype file (does not have to be done as root):
+  echo 'i pkginfo' > prototype
+  pkgproto {dirs,created,from,cpio} >> prototype
+a. This is the tricky part. If there are any symbolic links in the
+    pkg, for some reason, the pkgproto for AMIX doesn't include them
+    in the prototype file, so, we have to add them manually. You'll
+    need the coreutils package installed to get the 'readlink' command.
+    The following example just searches the 'usr' subdirectory, but if
+    the pkg installs stuff outside of 'usr', then they will need to be
+    searched/accounted for as well:
+  find usr -type l -print > one
+  for i in `cat one` ; do readlink -f $i ; done | sed -e "s|`pwd`||" -e "s|^/||" > two
+  paste -d= one two | awk '{print "s none", $1}' >> prototype
+    The 'one' and 'two' files can be removed after the 'paste' command.
+b. At this point, it's not a bad idea to check the prototype file for
+    any inconsistancies with regards to permissions and file ownership.
+    For the most part, everything should probably be 'root root', or maybe
+    'bin bin', but there are exceptions.
+. Create a pkginfo file. The 'PKG' name can only be up to 9 characters
+   long.
+  PKG=pkgname
+  ARCH=m68k
+  NAME=My nifty package
+  VERSION=1.2.3
+  CATEGORY=utilities
+. Make the package structure:
+  pkgmk -d `pwd` -r /
+. Bundle it up into a package file:
+  pkgtrans -s `pwd` /path/you/store/pkgs/pkgname-1.2.3.pkg
+. To install your new pkg (as root, or with sudo):
+  pkgadd -d /path/you/store/pkgs/pkgname-1.2.3.pkg
+---
+If you configure/install packages to install to their own directory
+(/usr/local/pkgname, /opt/AmixBP/pkgname, etc), then you can build your
+prototype file with something like:
+  cd / ; find usr/local/pkgname | pkgproto >> /path/to/working/dir/prototype ; cd -
+as the command step of 3 above. Just keep an eye out for bits that might
+have been installed elsewhere, like gcc likes to put the man pages in
+/usr/man/* regardless of the --prefix supplied during the configure
+step.
+If you just install everything to /usr/local, which makes it easier on
+the PATH, I use 'find' to look for files newer than the Makfile for the
+package that was just installed:
+  cd / ; find usr -newer ~/dl/foo-2.04/Makefile | pkgproto >> /path/to/working/dir/prototype
+The prototype file will need a little cleaning, make sure that there are
+entries for all directories:
+i pkginfo
+d none usr 0755 root root
+d none usr/local 0755 root root
+d none usr/local/bin 0755 root root
+The above 'find' command will probably only find /usr/local/bin, you'll
+need to manually add the two directory entries above it. Also, check
+lower in the file for other examples, like '/usr/local/man/man1' (for
+man pages), might need to add an entry for '/usr/local/man', etc. If you
+miss any, 'pkgmk' will let you know. Just fix them, then re-run pkgmk,
+adding the '-o' flag to 'overwrite' the previous run.
+</file>
+----
 ====== Installing AmixBP software ======
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 **SUCCESS**
-NCSA httpd 1.5.2a — successful on 1.1, AMIX gcc
+  * NCSA httpd 1.5.2a — successful on 1.1, AMIX gcc
-gzip 1.3.5 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
+  * gzip 1.3.5 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
-GNU screen 4.0.2 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
+  * GNU screen 4.0.2 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
-GNU make 3.80 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
+  * GNU make 3.80 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
-wget 1.9.1 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
+  * wget 1.9.1 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
-Nethack 3.4 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
+  * Nethack 3.4 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
-apache 1.3.31 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
+  * apache 1.3.31 — successful on 2.03, gcc-2.7.2.3
-gcc 2.4.5 — successful on 2.03, AMIX gcc, then recompiled with itself
+  * gcc 2.4.5 — successful on 2.03, AMIX gcc, then recompiled with itself
-gcc 2.5.8 — successful on 2.03, gcc 2.4.5, then recompiled with itself
+  * gcc 2.5.8 — successful on 2.03, gcc 2.4.5, then recompiled with itself
-gcc 2.6.3 — successful on 2.03, gcc 2.5.8, then recompiled with itself
+  * gcc 2.6.3 — successful on 2.03, gcc 2.5.8, then recompiled with itself
-gcc 2.7.2.3 — successful on 2.03, gcc 2.6.3, then recompiled with itself
+  * gcc 2.7.2.3 — successful on 2.03, gcc 2.6.3, then recompiled with itself
-ntp-4.2.0 — successful and working on 2.1
+  * ntp-4.2.0 — successful and working on 2.1
-bash-1.14.7 — successful and working on 2.1
+  * bash-1.14.7 — successful and working on 2.1
-bash-3.0 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
+  * bash-3.0 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
-bzip2 1.0.2 — successful and working on 2.1
+  * bzip2 1.0.2 — successful and working on 2.1
-rsync 2.6.3 — successful and working on 2.1
+  * rsync 2.6.3 — successful and working on 2.1
-GNU tar 1.14 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
+  * GNU tar 1.14 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
-GNU coreutils 5.2.1 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
+  * GNU coreutils 5.2.1 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
-GNU patch 2.5.4 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
+  * GNU patch 2.5.4 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
-lynx 2.7.2 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
+  * lynx 2.7.2 — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
-zlib 1.2.2 — successful and working on 2.1
+  * zlib 1.2.2 — successful and working on 2.1
-perl 5.005_4 — successful and working on 2.1, care needed during configuration (see below)
+  * perl 5.005_4 — successful and working on 2.1, care needed during configuration (see below)
-openssl 1.0.0d — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
+  * openssl 1.0.0d — successful and working on 2.1, needs changes to compile (see below)
 **FAILS**
-amiwm 0.20pl48 — fails on 2.03, compiles, object files do not link, AMIX gcc
+  * amiwm 0.20pl48 — fails on 2.03, compiles, object files do not link, AMIX gcc
-gcc 2.95.3 — fails on 2.03, with gcc 2.7.2.3, collect2 has unresolved symbols (forget which, sys_sig.h?)
+  * gcc 2.95.3 — fails on 2.03, with gcc 2.7.2.3, collect2 has unresolved symbols (forget which, sys_sig.h?)
-binutils 2.15 — no m68k-cbm-sysv4 target for gas or ld, makes this useless pretty much
+  * binutils 2.15 — no m68k-cbm-sysv4 target for gas or ld, makes this useless pretty much
-apache 2.x — compilation failure
+  * apache 2.x — compilation failure
-mysql 4.x — compilation failure
+  * mysql 4.x — compilation failure
-lynx 2.8.x — compilation failure, assembler takes a dump
+  * lynx 2.8.x — compilation failure, assembler takes a dump
-netrik — missing, uncompilable libraries
+  * netrik — missing, uncompilable libraries
-w3m — missing, uncompilable libraries
+  * w3m — missing, uncompilable libraries
-GNU gettext — nope (last tested on 2.03)
+  * GNU gettext — nope (last tested on 2.03)
-GNU readline — nyet (last tested on 2.03, integrated readline on bash 3.0 compiled fine on 2.1)
+  * GNU readline — nyet (last tested on 2.03, integrated readline on bash 3.0 compiled fine on 2.1)
-UNIX top 3.5.1 — Can get it to compile, but only displays one process (init), free mem is wrong, and crashes on update.
+  * UNIX top 3.5.1 — Can get it to compile, but only displays one process (init), free mem is wrong, and crashes on update.
-wm2 — Wants ANSI C headers. Man, just ask for the world why dontcha?
+  * wm2 — Wants ANSI C headers. Man, just ask for the world why dontcha?
 **IN PROCESS**
-WindowLab 1.32
+  * WindowLab 1.32: Add -lnsl and -lsocket to EXTRA_LIBS in Makefile. Comment out defines for shape extension in top of Makefile. Change XROOT to /usr/X. Change snprintf() in menufile.c to use sprintf(), remove "sizeof" parameter (Buffer overflows? What buffer overflows??). Rename windowlab.1x to windowlab, compress with compress and move to /usr/man/1X. HOLY SHIT A WINDOW MANAGER COMPILED ON AMIX
-Add -lnsl and -lsocket to EXTRA_LIBS in Makefile
-Comment out defines for shape extension in top of Makefile
-Change XROOT to /usr/X
-Change snprintf() in menufile.c to use sprintf(), remove "sizeof" parameter (Buffer overflows? What buffer overflows??).
-Rename windowlab.1x to windowlab, compress with compress and move to /usr/man/1X
-HOLY SHIT A WINDOW MANAGER COMPILED ON AMIX
 **CHANGES NEEDED**
 changes needed for successful compilation on AMIX
-bash 3.0 Needed to edit some stuff for libintl to compile...will redo this and add the info later
+  * bash 3.0 Needed to edit some stuff for libintl to compile...will redo this and add the info later
-GNU tar 1.14 Need to #include stdlib.h in src/xheader.c and src/incremen.c to provide free
+  * GNU tar 1.14 Need to #include stdlib.h in src/xheader.c and src/incremen.c to provide free
-GNU patch 2.5.4 Edit argmatch.c, change strncasecmp call to strncmp
+  * GNU patch 2.5.4 Edit argmatch.c, change strncasecmp call to strncmp
-lynx 2.7.2 Add "-DNO_BCOPY" to defines in Makefile for svr4
+  * lynx 2.7.2 Add "-DNO_BCOPY" to defines in Makefile for svr4
-coreutils 5.2.1 Added #define S_ISLNK(m) (((m) & S_IFMT) == S_IFLNK) to lib/fts.c
+  * coreutils 5.2.1 Added #define S_ISLNK(m) (((m) & S_IFMT) == S_IFLNK) to lib/fts.c
-Perl 5.005_4
+  * Perl 5.005_4: Compiled only standard extensions, shared objects. Link gcc-2.7.2.3 cpp to /usr/local/bin/cpp to prevent use of ancient /usr/public/bin/cpp before running Configure. Use my own malloc, do not use Perl malloc
-Compiled only standard extensions, shared objects
+  * openssl 1.0.0d perl5 needed for compilation. svr4 unsupported, run ./Configure gcc instead of ./config. Define NO_STRINGS_H in Makefile CFLAGS. edit crypto/o_str.c to change strings.h ifdef to use NO_STRINGS_H. include sys/types.h in crypto/bio/bss_bio.c, replace all instances of ssize_t with size_t. ifdef NO_STRINGS_H apps/apps.c. add -lnsl -lsocket to EX_LIBS in apps/Makefile and in test/Makefile to fix lots of missing symbols
-Link gcc-2.7.2.3 cpp to /usr/local/bin/cpp to prevent use of ancient /usr/public/bin/cpp before running Configure
+  * prngd 0.9.29. Oh dear, one of these where you edit the Makefile and config.h manually, and oh generic sysv4 isn't supported so I have to make my own defines... Defined AMIX, copied SYSLIBS from NCR sysv4 entry. AMIX doesn't have ssize_t is has size_t, many files need to be edited (add ifdefs later). AMIX closelog requires () made AMIX entry in config.h, provided file locations for entropy collection borrowed Solaris 7 prngd.conf file, need to fix it but it will work for now. Seems to work, but will dump core if you fail to provide a socket to run on. Provide that socket...
-Use my own malloc, do not use Perl malloc
+  * openssh 3.9p1. Proceeding well, now that I realize ldd expects to find everything in /usr/lib and/or /usr/ccs/lib and cannot be changed (permanently) without a recompile, and gee we don't have the sources for that guy. Commented out include of shadow.h in auth.c and auth-shadow.c since it caused redefinition of struct spwd. This allowed compile to continue but I wonder if I'll be able to log in. Compilation finished, now recompiling since AMIX doesn't have /dev/random and I need to use prngd for entropy...binaries seem to work otherwise. Add #define PRNGD_SOCKET /var/run/egd-pool and #define PRNGD_PORT 708 to ssh-rand-helper.c so ssh actually uses prngd. Works now but only root can login...others get setuid error...think I found a fix, add to config.h: #define SETEUID_BREAKS_SETUID 1, #define BROKEN_SETREUID 1, #define BROKEN_SETREGID 1
-openssl 1.0.0d
+  * rhapsody 0.25b. REQUIRES ncurses from DRASTIC UPGRADES file gallery. add #define bzero(b, n) memset(b, '\0', n) to src/defines.h. add #define strncasecmp(a, b, c) strncmp(a, b, c) to src/defines.h. add #define strcasecmp(a, b) strcmp(a, b) to src/defines.h. comment out #include strings.h in: src/screen.c, src/ctcp.c, src/dcc.c, src/main.c, src/config.c, src/comm.c, src/misc.c in main.c change #include <sys/signal.h> to #include "/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/m68k-cbm-sysv4/2.7.2.3/include/sys/signal.h"
-perl5 needed for compilation
-svr4 unsupported, run ./Configure gcc instead of ./config
-Define NO_STRINGS_H in Makefile CFLAGS
-edit crypto/o_str.c to change strings.h ifdef to use NO_STRINGS_H
-include sys/types.h in crypto/bio/bss_bio.c, replace all instances of ssize_t with size_t
-ifdef NO_STRINGS_H apps/apps.c
-add -lnsl -lsocket to EX_LIBS in apps/Makefile and in test/Makefile to fix lots of missing symbols
-prngd 0.9.29
-Oh dear, one of these where you edit the Makefile and config.h manually, and oh generic sysv4 isn't supported so I have to make my own defines...
-Defined AMIX, copied SYSLIBS from NCR sysv4 entry
-AMIX doesn't have ssize_t is has size_t, many files need to be edited (add ifdefs later)
-AMIX closelog requires ()
-made AMIX entry in config.h, provided file locations for entropy collection
-borrowed Solaris 7 prngd.conf file, need to fix it but it will work for now
-Seems to work, but will dump core if you fail to provide a socket to run on. Provide that socket...
-openssh 3.9p1
-Proceeding well, now that I realize ldd expects to find everything in /usr/lib and/or /usr/ccs/lib and cannot be changed (permanently) without a recompile, and gee we don't have the sources for that guy
-Commented out include of shadow.h in auth.c and auth-shadow.c since it caused redefinition of struct spwd. This allowed compile to continue but I wonder if I'll be able to log in
-Compilation finished, now recompiling since AMIX doesn't have /dev/random and I need to use prngd for entropy...binaries seem to work otherwise
-Add #define PRNGD_SOCKET /var/run/egd-pool and #define PRNGD_PORT 708 to ssh-rand-helper.c so ssh actually uses prngd
-Works now but only root can login...others get setuid error...think I found a fix, add to config.h: #define SETEUID_BREAKS_SETUID 1, #define BROKEN_SETREUID 1, #define BROKEN_SETREGID 1
-rhapsody 0.25b
-REQUIRES ncurses from DRASTIC UPGRADES file gallery
-add #define bzero(b, n) memset(b, '\0', n) to src/defines.h
-add #define strncasecmp(a, b, c) strncmp(a, b, c) to src/defines.h
-add #define strcasecmp(a, b) strcmp(a, b) to src/defines.h
-comment out #include strings.h in: src/screen.c, src/ctcp.c, src/dcc.c, src/main.c, src/config.c, src/comm.c, src/misc.c
-in main.c change #include <sys/signal.h> to #include "/usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/m68k-cbm-sysv4/2.7.2.3/include/sys/signal.h"
 **WANT-TO-BUILD**
 ANY modern window manager for X — Please