securityd/etc/startup.mk

   1 #
   2 #       Makefile to install the system-startup code for SecurityServer
   3 #
   4
   5 # wouldn't it be nice if PBX actually $#@?@! defined those?
   6 # (for future ref: CoreOS Makefiles define many standard path vars)
   7 # Note: CORE_SERVICES_DIR should be absolute path in target environment (don't prefix with DSTROOT)
   8 SYSTEM_LIBRARY_DIR=$(DSTROOT)/System/Library
   9 SYSTEM_CORE_SERVICES_DIR=/System/Library/CoreServices
  10 ETC_DIR=$(DSTROOT)/private/etc
  11 LAUNCH_DIR=$(DSTROOT)/System/Library/LaunchDaemons
  12 #AUTHORIZATION_LOCATION=$(ETC_DIR)
  13 #AUTHORIZATION_PLIST=$(AUTHORIZATION_LOCATION)/authorization
  14 VARDB=$(DSTROOT)/private/var/db
  15
  16 SRC=$(SRCROOT)/etc
  17
  18
  19 #
  20 # The other phases do nothing
  21 #
  22 build:
  23         @echo null build.
  24
  25 debug:
  26         @echo null debug.
  27
  28 profile:
  29         @echo null profile.
  30
  31 #
  32 # Install
  33 #
  34 install:
  35         mkdir -p $(LAUNCH_DIR)
  36         cp $(SRC)/com.apple.securityd.plist $(LAUNCH_DIR)
  37         #mkdir -p $(AUTHORIZATION_LOCATION)
  38         #plutil -lint $(SRC)/authorization.plist
  39         #cp $(SRC)/authorization.plist $(AUTHORIZATION_PLIST)
  40         #chown root:wheel $(AUTHORIZATION_PLIST)
  41         #chmod 644 $(AUTHORIZATION_PLIST)
  42         mkdir -p $(VARDB)
  43
  44 installhdrs:
  45         @echo null installhdrs.
  46
  47 installsrc:
  48         @echo null installsrc.
  49
  50 clean:
  51         @echo null clean.