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compile-time configurable paths. #19
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hil-vpnd tries to invoke privop via sudo, which resets the PATH to the defaults. In the centos 7 vagrant image, root does not have /usr/local/bin in its path, so this was failing. We should make these things configurable; see CCI-MOC#19.
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hil-vpnd tries to invoke privop via sudo, which resets the PATH to the defaults. In the centos 7 vagrant image, root does not have /usr/local/bin in its path, so this was failing. We should make these things configurable; see CCI-MOC#19.
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hil-vpnd tries to invoke privop via sudo, which resets the PATH to the defaults. In the centos 7 vagrant image, root does not have /usr/local/bin in its path, so this was failing. We should make these things configurable; see CCI-MOC#19.
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See the comments in the Makefile. Note that a couple things are still hard-coded: * /etc/openvpn/server when creating configs * /sbin/brctl in the up hook This mostly addresses CCI-MOC#19.
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See the comments in the Makefile. Note that a couple things are still hard-coded: * /etc/openvpn/server when creating configs * /sbin/brctl in the up hook This mostly addresses CCI-MOC#19.
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Right now we
/usr/local/libexechard-coded in the source, and we're relying on a few things being in $PATH to avoid this hard-coding. It would be nice if we were able to configure where the executables goes at compile time, so we can still customize for different distributions that have different conventions, while keeping the nice property that by hard-coding the path, privop has fewer moving parts at run time.I linked to this from a commit message:
https://github.com/Ropes/go-linker-vars-example
...which we could build on-top of. Alternatively, we could have a build-time script spit out a
config.gowith the constants defined.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: