[Bug 2309760] Review Request: accel-ppp - High-performance VPN and broadband protocol server

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2309760

Cristian Le <fedora@xxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #9 from Cristian Le <fedora@xxxxxxxxx> ---
The build system is rather wonky for this one.
- cpack wise, we don't use it at all, so you can ignore tgat variable
- minimum cmake version is waaay too old and it *should* be bumped, otherwise
it would be skipping some default settings that are assumed when writing a
cmake project
- check of you want to set any of the `BUILD_PPTP_DRIVER` options
- upstream abuses `CMAKE_C_FLAGS` incredibly. Make sure Fedora's flags are
being picked up appropriately and not overridden
- how did you try to add `set_target_properties`? You can't add it to
`accel-pppd` because it's and executable. Something like `crypto`
(`internal-crypto` target) can set the versions
- we don't want to use the RPATH that they are setting, instead
`/etc/ld.so.conf.d/` would work, assuming there are no SONAME/SOVERSION
collisions
- the sbin install directory should be changed to bin to prepare for thr merger
- I believe pcre2 should be preferred instead of pcre. Not sure how compatible
the APIs are
- there is sooo much more to review in this package, I don't know if rewriting
their build system is faster than pointing out each issues

(In reply to Orion Poplawski from comment #8)
> I doubt that the .so file are development libraries but dlopened() code -
> that's why they are installed into %{_libdir}/accel-pppd instead of
> %{_libdir}.  They do not need versioning.

They seem to be configured by accel-ppp.conf so should make sure a good default
isstructure. Haven't checked if it has some inheritance structure. This does
conflict with the RPATH they are setting


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