# $OpenBSD: README,v 1.11 2015/06/20 20:36:04 naddy Exp $
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# | Running ${FULLPKGNAME} on OpenBSD
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# Original author: Jolan Luff <jolan@openbsd.org>
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# In order to make CVSweb operate in a chroot environment, it is
# necessary to copy all of the relevant tools, libraries, and perl modules
# that CVSweb employs into /var/www.
#
# NOTE: You can run this README directly with sh(1).
#
# First, create the basic directory structure:
cd /var/www
mkdir -p tmp usr
chown www:www tmp # needs to be writeable for the www user
cd /var/www/usr
mkdir -p bin lib libdata/perl5 libexec
cd /var/www/usr/libdata/perl5
mkdir -p File IPC Time warnings `arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2/auto/Fcntl unicore
# The "annotate" function requires this empty file:
#
# NOTE: You can create an actual null device instead, but that will
# not work if the filesystem is mounted with the nodev option, and
# it is not required for cvsweb.
cd /var/www/dev
touch null
# Now, the required binaries:
cd /var/www/usr/bin
cp -p /usr/bin/{co,cvs,diff,perl,rcsdiff,rlog,uname} .
# Next, the libraries that the binaries are linked to:
#
# NOTE: Wildcards will, of course, copy any old, unused libraries that are
# lurking around (for example, from an upgrade):
cd /var/www/usr/lib
cp -p /usr/lib/lib{c,m,perl,pthread,util,z}.so* .
# Now, the run-time link-editor:
cd /var/www/usr/libexec
cp -p /usr/libexec/ld.so .
# And finally, the perl modules:
cd /var/www/usr/libdata/perl5
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/{Carp,Exporter,Symbol,base,integer}.pm .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/{strict,warnings,vars,constant,utf8}.pm .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/utf8_heavy.pl .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/unicore/Heavy.pl ./unicore/
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/File/Basename.pm ./File/
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/IPC/Open{2,3}.pm ./IPC/
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/Time/Local.pm ./Time/
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/warnings/register.pm ./warnings/
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/XSLoader.pm .
cd /var/www/usr/libdata/perl5/`arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/`arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2/{Config,Cwd}.pm .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/`arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2/Config_{git,heavy}.pl .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/`arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2/DynaLoader.pm .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/`arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2/Fcntl.pm .
cp -p /usr/libdata/perl5/`arch -s`-openbsd/5.20.2/auto/Fcntl/Fcntl.so \
./auto/Fcntl/
# Editing cvsweb and cvsweb.conf
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#
# The cvsweb program itself and cvsweb.conf both assume Apache is not
# running in a chroot environment, so we need to change some default paths
# so they are relative to /var/www.
#
# In /var/www/cgi-bin/cvsweb:
#
# for ("$mydir/cvsweb.conf", '/var/www/conf/cvsweb/cvsweb.conf') {
# for ("$mydir/cvsweb.conf", '/conf/cvsweb/cvsweb.conf') {
#
# In /var/www/conf/cvsweb/cvsweb.conf:
#
# Change CVSrepositories to reflect the location of the directories which
# contain CVSROOT. This example shows a local repository NFS mounted over
# loopback into /var/www/cvs, since the directory must be relative to
# /var/www, we use /cvs.
#
# @CVSrepositories = (
# 'local' => ['Local Repository', '/home/cvs'], (default)
# 'local' => ['Local Repository', '/cvs'], (chroot)
#
# And the same idea for $mimetypes:
#
# $mime_types = '/var/www/conf/mime.types'; (default)
# $mime_types = '/conf/mime.types'; (chroot)
