[OmniOS-discuss] Postfix adding con files to sbin

[Alex McWhirter]

I’m compiling postfix 2.11.3 using the template build scripts with a few modifications. Postfix doesn’t use a configure script, but rather uses makefiles to compile. I’ve worked most of the kinks out, but for some reason it is adding configuration files to etc and sbin, and i can’t figure out why. It also seems that the binary files are built 32 bit, even with the -m64 flags. I tested the binary files using the file command.

Here is the isaexec log.

Making isaexec stub binaries
--- bin
------ junk
------ postalias
------ postcat
------ postconf
------ postdrop
------ postfix
------ postkick
------ postlock
------ postlog
------ postmap
------ postmulti
------ postqueue
------ postsuper
--- sbin
------ anvil
------ bounce
------ cleanup
------ discard
------ dnsblog
------ error
------ flush
------ lmtp
------ local
------ main.cf
------ master
------ master.cf
------ nqmgr
------ oqmgr
------ pickup
------ pipe
------ post-install
------ postfix-files
------ postfix-script
------ postfix-wrapper
------ postmulti-script
------ postscreen
------ proxymap
------ qmgr
------ qmqpd
------ scache
------ showq
------ smtp
------ smtpd
------ spawn
------ tlsmgr
------ tlsproxy
------ trivial-rewrite
------ verify
------ virtual

You can see main.cf and master.cf in the sbin directory. Here is a copy of my build script.

PROG=postfix

# Load support functions
. ../../lib/functions.sh

VER=2.11.3
VERHUMAN=$VER
PKG=triadic/service/smtp/postfix
SUMMARY="TODO"
DESC="TODO"
ARCH=""

configure32() {
  ARCH=$ISAPART 
  logmsg "--- configure (make makefiles)"
  logcmd $MAKE makefiles CCARGS='-DNO_NIS \
    -DDEF_COMMAND_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/sbin/i386\" \
    -DDEF_CONFIG_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/etc/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_DAEMON_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/usr/libexec/i386/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_DATA_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/var/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_MAILQ_PATH=\"/opt/triadic/bin/i386/mailq\" \
    -DDEF_MANPAGE_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/usr/share/i386/man\" \
    -DDEF_NEWALIAS_PATH=\"/opt/triadic/bin/i386/newaliases\" \
    -DDEF_QUEUE_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/var/spool/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_SENDMAIL_PATH=\"/opt/triadic/sbin/i386/sendmail\" \
    ' || logerr "Failed make makefiles command"
}

configure64() {
  ARCH=$ISAPART64 
  logmsg "--- configure (make makefiles)"
  logcmd $MAKE makefiles CCARGS='-DNO_NIS \
    -DDEF_COMMAND_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/sbin/amd64\" \
    -DDEF_CONFIG_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/etc/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_DAEMON_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/usr/libexec/amd64/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_DATA_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/var/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_MAILQ_PATH=\"/opt/triadic/bin/amd64/mailq\" \
    -DDEF_MANPAGE_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/usr/share/amd64/man\" \
    -DDEF_NEWALIAS_PATH=\"/opt/triadic/bin/amd64/newaliases\" \
    -DDEF_QUEUE_DIR=\"/opt/triadic/var/spool/postfix\" \
    -DDEF_SENDMAIL_PATH=\"/opt/triadic/sbin/amd64/sendmail\" \
    ' || logerr "Failed make makefiles command"
}

make_clean() {
  logmsg "--- make clean"
  logcmd $MAKE distclean || \
  logcmd $MAKE clean
    logmsg "--- *** WARNING *** make (dist)clean Failed"
}

make_install() {
  logmsg "--- make install"
  logcmd /bin/sh postfix-install -non-interactive \
    install_root=$DESTDIR \
    config_directory=$PREFIX/etc/postfix \
    data_directory=$PREFIX/var/postfix \
    daemon_directory=$PREFIX/sbin/$ARCH \
    command_directory=$PREFIX/bin/$ARCH \
    queue_directory=$PREFIX/var/spool/postfix \
    sendmail_path=$PREFIX/bin/$ARCH \
    newaliases_path=$PREFIX/bin/$ARCH \
    mailq_path=$PREFIX/bin/$ARCH \
    manpage_directory=$PREFIX/usr/share/$ARCH/man \
    readme_directory=\"no\" \
    html_directory=\"no\" \
    || logerr "make install failed"
}

init
download_source $PROG $PROG $VER
patch_source
prep_build
build
make_isa_stub
#make_package
#clean_up

# Vim hints
# vim:ts=4:sw=4:et:


As far as i can tell i have all configuration options defined, so I’m not really sure why I’m getting these results.
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