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Right now the "recommended" way of deploying OpenTSDB is to clone the repo from GitHub, compile it and run some startup script... Far from ideal :-/
I would like to add a small configure script (generated by GNU Autoconf, obviously) and move the Makefile to a GNU Automake Makefile.am in order to re-use all the existing generated rules in Automake (e.g. make install, etc). This will also make it trivial to build distro packages (such as .deb or .rpm packages) since most distros can automagically package projects that are properly autotoolized.
The goals of this issue are to:
Add a configure script (to detect where java, javac, md5 or md5sum and whatnot are).
Convert the Makefile to GNU Automake.
Make sure that make install Does The Right Thing.
Bonus points for jarjar'ing all the dependencies into one .jar, although this could be done as part of a separate issue.
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Right now the "recommended" way of deploying OpenTSDB is to clone the repo from GitHub, compile it and run some startup script... Far from ideal :-/
I would like to add a small
configure
script (generated by GNU Autoconf, obviously) and move theMakefile
to a GNU AutomakeMakefile.am
in order to re-use all the existing generated rules in Automake (e.g.make install
, etc). This will also make it trivial to build distro packages (such as.deb
or.rpm
packages) since most distros can automagically package projects that are properly autotoolized.The goals of this issue are to:
java
,javac
,md5
ormd5sum
and whatnot are).Makefile
to GNU Automake.make install
Does The Right Thing.Bonus points for
jarjar
'ing all the dependencies into one.jar
, although this could be done as part of a separate issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: