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2010-03-02 12:54 AEST by Arthur Barrett - Need binary dpkg for CVS Suite 2009 trial edition.
See:
http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/ch-pkg_basics.en.html
and:
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/dpkg-buildpackage.1.html
and:
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Debian-Binary-Package-Building-HOWTO/x169.html
A Debian/Lenny x86/x32 build of CVS Suite 2009 trial edition (including linking to the MySQL 3.23
client) is required.
1) set up 2 debian lenny x32/x86 vm's:
lenny1: development with gcc/mysql 3.23
lenny2: runtime with mysql-compat (should install libmysqlclient.10.so?)
w2k3: pdc (or you can use w2k3pdc.t3.march-hare.local)
2) create a binary dpkg
3) run basic tests on lenny2
4) connect lenny 2 to real windows domain and test that all these auth against domain OK:
* windows client to lenny2 / gserver
* windows client to lenny2 / sspi
* windows client to lenny2 / ssh (cvsproxy)
* other linux client to lenny2 / gserver
* other linux client to lenny2 / ssh (cvsproxy)
Please write up two documents showing:
A) how to get the ssh/domain auth working, include all config files and all setup commands...
B) how to get the gserver/sspi auth working, include all config files and all setup commands...
Note: mysql 3.23 source code - due to the MySQL licenses headaches it's obviously really really
important that you don't link something like the bugzilla trigger to GPL code... (obviously LGPL is OK):
MySQL 3.23 source code is in customer downloads.
Other Notes:
* gserver and sspi DOES need to compile
* odbc/oracle/mssql/postgres do NOT need to compile
* bug_trigger/make_trigger/sync_trigger DOES need to compile
* cvsmanager/cvsproxy DO need to compile
* TRIAL EDITION ONLY at this stage... |