working getopt implementation (we don't use getopt_long at all).
Include {topdir}/shared for the clients so they pull in our included
getopt.h. This fixes bulding on systems which have getopt(), but no getopt.h.
- add -Wno-unused-function to CFLAGS to avoid 'not used' warnings with
unused static functions (for GCC only)
- check if Doxygen is available
- new options
--enable-doxygen enable documentation generation with doxygen (auto)
--enable-dot use 'dot' to generate graphs in doxygen (default auto)
--enable-html-dox enable HTML generation with doxygen (default yes)
--enable-latex-dox enable LaTeX generation with doxygen (default no)
--enable-testmenus: enable server test menus (default disabled)
--enable-permissive-menuscreen-goto: allow transitions between
different client's menus (default disabled) (VB)
- This patch enables LCDd to retrieve its configuration
options from an LDAP directory.
- The code was tested with OpenLDAP 2.1.x (21<=x<=22) only.
- LDAP support is disabled by default and has to be enabled
with ./configure --enable-ldap.
(See ./configure --help for other options. Not all options
have any effect yet.)
- Currently only anonymous LDAP binds are supported.
- The DN of the main configuration object has to be passed to LCDd
instead of the configuration file location:
LCDd -c "ldap://yourhost.yourcompany.com/cn=config1,cn=lcdproc,dc=yourcompany dc=COM"
The basic idea behind the LCDproc object classes is that they
are more or less verbatim copies of the corresponding sections in a
generic LCDd.conf
- Unfortunately schema files cannot be provided yet, because LCDproc does
not have a registered OID namespace and OID hijacking is prohibited.
- port_access_full is now called port_access_multiple and has a count parameter (LPT port stuff should be in lpt-port.h)
- Updated calling source files too
- Added support for ports in higher range, so that PCI LPT cards will work too (but I can't test this myself...)
- Enhanced formatting of in-file documentation a bit
- Updated docs of port.h in lcdproc-dev
mmdolze