# -*- makefile-bsdmake -*-

#

# Makefile.internal - input for BSD Make

#

# Copyright (C) 2025 Greg A. Woods - This work is licensed under the Creative

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#

# This file should be usable as the main Makefile in a BSD source tree.

# adjust these as necessary

PATH_SYSCONFDIR ?= /etc # location of configuration files

PATH_FINGER ?= /usr/bin/finger # location of the finger(1) program

# You shouldn't have to change anything below here.

PACKAGE_NAME = fingerd

PACKAGE_MAJOR = 2

PACKAGE_MINOR = 0

PACKAGE_MICRO = 0

PACKAGE_VERSION = ${PACKAGE_MAJOR}.${PACKAGE_MINOR}.${PACKAGE_MICRO}

_PACKAGE_NAME = "${PACKAGE_NAME}"

CPPFLAGS += -DPACKAGE_NAME=${_PACKAGE_NAME:Q}

_PACKAGE_VERSION = "${PACKAGE_VERSION}"

CPPFLAGS += -DPACKAGE_VERSION=${_PACKAGE_VERSION:Q}

_PATH_FINGER = "${PATH_FINGER}"

CPPFLAGS += -D_PATH_FINGER=${_PATH_FINGER:Q}

_PATH_SYSCONFDIR = "${PATH_SYSCONFDIR}"

CPPFLAGS += -D_PATH_SYSCONFDIR=${_PATH_SYSCONFDIR:Q}

# Fingerd only supports POSIX IEEE Std 1003.1-2001, IEEE Std 1003.2-1992, and it

# should still be C89 compatible.

#

# Fingerd requires a 4.4BSD compatible syslog(3) [with openlog(3)]; as well as

# libwrap [XXX currently we are using the old compatibility function rfc931()

# from libwrap, but may eventually use ident_lookup(3) from libident instead]

#

# However N.B.: actually the code in here is still partly pre-c89, but most

# compilers begrudgingly accept it!

#

CSTD= c89

# XXX also use ident_lookup(), from libident?

#

CPPFLAGS += -DHAVE_LIBWRAP

LDADD += -lwrap

DPADD += ${LIBWRAP}

PROG = fingerd

SRCS = fingerd.c access.c misc.c version.c

MAN = fingerd.8

DOCS = AUTHORS COPYING NEWS README THANKS ToDo

# XXX these should also be put in ${PREFIX}/share/examples/${PACKAGE_NAME} for packages

#

FILES= samples/fingerd.acl \

samples/fingerd.motd \

samples/fingerd.users

version.o: Makefile

fingerd.o: Makefile

# note the care taken to not change the target unless it is really different

# might cause the command to always run (e.g. if Makefile is newer than

# fingerd.8). If this bothers you then run "make -t fingerd.8" to force the

# target file to be up to date.

#

fingerd.8: fingerd.8.in Makefile

sed -e 's|@PATH_FINGER@|${PATH_FINGER}|' \

-e 's|@PATH_SYSCONFDIR@|${PATH_SYSCONFDIR}|' \

-e 's|@PACKAGE_NAME@|${PACKAGE_NAME}|' \

-e 's|@PACKAGE_VERSION@|${PACKAGE_VERSION}|' \

< ${.CURDIR}/fingerd.8.in > ${.TARGET}.tmp && \

cmp -s ${.TARGET}.tmp ${.TARGET} || mv ${.TARGET}.tmp ${.TARGET}

CLEANFILES += fingerd.8

docs: .PHONY ${DOCS} ${MAN}

# N.B.: ATTENTION SYSTEM INTEGRATORS:

#

# In NetBSD the installation of configuration files is done at "make

# distribution" time (which is part of "make release" but also allowed

# separately). This step is optimised so that it doesn't have to descend

# recursively through every source directory and Makefile in the project, but as

# a result that means there must be a hook in src/etc/Makefile. It could also

# be done with <bsd.files.mk>, which is then triggered with a "configinstall"

# target, but again that still needs the hook in src/etc/Makefile!

#

# So, to avoid further portability complications with also including

# <bsd.files.mk> we'll just provide a "distribution" target here and any systems

# integrators will have to ensure it gets called at the right time in their

# release process.

#

distribution: # install sample configuration files

distribution: .PHONY

.for _F in ${FILES:O:u}

${INSTALL} -c -o root -g wheel -m 644 ${.CURDIR}/${_F} ${DESTDIR}/etc

.endfor

.include <bsd.prog.mk>

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# Local Variables:

# eval: (make-local-variable 'compile-command)

# compile-command: (concat "BUILD_DIR=build-$(uname -s)-$(uname -p); mkdir -p ${BUILD_DIR}; MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX=$(pwd -P)/${BUILD_DIR} " (default-value 'compile-command) " -j 8 LDSTATIC=-static obj depend all")

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