[MacPorts] #19430: [port base] port build standalone binaries pkg / dmg
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#19430: [port base] port build standalone binaries pkg / dmg
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Reporter: andre.mueller@… | Owner: macports-tickets@…
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: High | Milestone: Port Enhancements
Component: base | Version: 1.7.1
Keywords: | Port:
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Hello
First thanks for all the work with macports!
As macports user I would like to submit the following enhancement request.
These days I have to deploy server MacOSX Servers Leopard and for this
deployment I needed also the three small tools logrotate, webalizer,
iftop. So it was obvious to build these three tools once as standalone
binary packages on a dmg image on my administration system in order to
avoid the installation of macports base and XCode on every single server.
On the macports guide (3.4.2. Binary
Packages[http://guide.macports.org/#using.binaries.binary-packages]) I
found the appropriate commands. Unfortunately with these commands, needed
libs for the mentioned ports are not included with the pkg, even not with
the command option "port mdmg ...", a command option somebody of the
"bug"-staff mentioned to use.
So for webalizer and logrotate I had to copy over the appropriate libs
manually and for iftop I had also to copy to the target systems
"/opt/local/share/terminfo". May be I have missed some important
information, in order all needed libs would be included in the build
standalone packages - but I found nothing appropriate on the email lists
etc.
Short I think, that it would be very necessary for standalone packages
that all required libs and other files are build and included with the
packages. Only in this way a deployment with out an installed macports
base or XCode is possible.
Many thanks and with best regards,
André Müller
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/19430>
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