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[Ryan Steele <question79127@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

New question #79127 on openldap2.3 in ubuntu:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openldap2.3/+question/79127

I am very interested in rebuilding slapd with the autogroup slapd module included (similar to the way ppolicy and dynlist are already included).  I've attempted to do so by editing the rules file to run a shell script that cd's into contrib/slapd-modules/autogroup/ and runs a 'make', before cd'ing back to the original directory, but that fails because it can't find certain header files (which are generated by running a 'make && make depend' in the pristine source tree).   I've also tried putting the contrib directory in debian/build/ and running similar commands, but I still end up with missing header files.

I'm sure I'm making some elementary mistakes, but I couldn't find, in any of the documentation, how one should 'appropriately' go about having dpkg-buildpackage successfully build a slapd module for the purposes of having the package provide the shared object file.  In the process of building, it modifies the top-level directory significantly (there ends up being no Makefile, only a Makefile.in), and I can't find any directory which I can successfully build the modules from.  Of course, I can use the pristine Ubuntu source to run 'make && make depend', after which the modules build just fine, but that's clearly the antithesis of what I'm striving for, which is an inclusion of the module build in the overall package building process carried out by dpkg-buildpackage.

I would be most appreciative if someone could point me to documentation describing this, or briefly explain how one should go about it.  Thank you!



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