Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
On Fri, Jan 11, 2008 at 09:12:46AM -0600, Anthony Liguori wrote:Richard W.M. Jones wrote:Applied. I'm not a huge fan of installing the plugin to /usr/local/lib and then deleting it but I don't know enough about automake to know if there's a better way. Any thoughts Dan?This patch adds the browser plugin to the main Gtk-VNC sources.The browser plugin lives in the plugin/ directory. It is disabled always by default. To enable it, the user must:./configure --enable-plugin (and of course it also checks for the required libraries). There is a detailed plugin/README file.It compiles without warnings, on Fedora 8 at least (ie. passes ./configure --enable-plugin --enable-warnings --enable-fatal-warnings; make).Yep, instead of using lib_LTLIBRARIES just make up a name and then specify the desired install dir, eg plugin_LTLIBRARIES = foo.la plugindir = $(PREFIX)/lib/mozilla/plugins
No, the problem is that libtool will install lots of crud with wrong names if I do that.
I don't want the *.la file, or the symbolic links, or the lib- prefix on the names. The plugin is called gtk-vnc-plugin.so, just a single file.
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