Sometimes when ASan support is wanted for fwknop, the following compile
error can be generated. This script provides a means to solve this.
fwknop-spa_comm.o: In function `send_spa_packet_http':
/home/mbr/git/fwknop.git/client/spa_comm.c:516: undefined reference to `rpl_malloc'
../lib/.libs/libfko.so: undefined reference to `rpl_realloc'
Comments in the shipped AppArmor profile state that fwknopd is assumed
to be built with 'localstatedir=/var', which is misleading for several
reasons:
* AppArmor profile assumes that fwknopd's pidfile and digest cache are
under /run/fwknop by the looks of it, i.e. 'localstatedir' is '/run'.
* By default these files are placed under /var/run/fwknop. Thus this
profile implicitly relies on the existence of '/var/run -> /run' symlink
and won't work otherwise when 'localstatedir' is '/var'
Since GitHub PR#152 was merged, 'localstatedir' can be simply set to
'/run' for AppArmor users to avoid this confusion. This changeset does
it.
If anyone had it working before, they should have it working now as the
shipped AppArmor profile required /run existence before as well.
This commit updates all authorship and copyright information to include a
standard header that references the AUTHORS and CREDITS file. This standard
header was written by the Debian legal team at the request of Franck Joncourt.
This commit adds an AppArmor policy that is known to work in Debian and Ubuntu
systems. The original version of this policy was contributed by Radostan Riedel
to the fwknop mailing list.
This change allows fwknopd to write syslog messages to traditional syslog files
while running under upstart. Not forking into the background resulted in
messages meant for syslog were captured under /var/log/upstart/fwknop.log.
For the upstart config make sure only start fwknopd after a non-loopback
network interface is brought up. Also added a commented post-start script
to send an email whenever fwknopd is (re)started.
fwknop can be easily managed with upstart with the addition of this config.
Here is an example:
# service fwknop start
fwknop start/running, process 4269
