[Tokend-Dev] Updating Tokend building and installing documentation

[Jeff Bair]

Building CAC-NG for Mac OS X

Unfortunately, as of 6/23/11, the source files pulled from darwinbuild are
not up to
date and do not include the CAC-NG files.  In order to build CAC-NG you
must go to http://opensource.apple.com/tarballs/Tokend/ and download the
latest Tokend (for me it's Tokend-40596.tar.gz) Once you have that file
and after you have followed the previous steps to build Tokend with the
CAC, PIV, and BELPIC modules, extract the file into
/Volumes/BuildRoot_*/SourceCache/Tokend/ so in this folder you should have
the old version and the new version you just downloaded (For me it would
be Tokend-40596 and Tokend-36720).  Delete or move the old folder
(Tokend-36720) and rename the new folder (Tokend-40596) to the same name
as the old folder.  Go back to your directory where you first did
darwinbuild -init.  Then build the files again with the -nosource flag and
create the packages.
e.g. Once inside your /Volumes/BuildRoot_*/SourceCache/Tokend/ directory
1 $ sudo rm -r Tokend-36720
2 $ sudo mv Tokend-40596 Tokend-36720
3 $ cd ~/workspace/10A432
4 $ sudo darwinbuild -nosource Tokend
5 $ /usr/local/share/darwinbuild/packageRoots
Now your packages in the Packages folder should include the new CAC-NG
files. 

NOTE: The initial darwinbuild seems to only run on older versions of Mac
OSX and Xcode. I personally used 10.6.0 Build 10A432 on an older Mac Mini
with a 1.83 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and XCode version 3.2.0.  Reference
http://darwinbuild.macosforge.org/trac/ticket/113 for more info.



On 6/28/11 1:24 PM, "Ludovic Rousseau" <ludovic.rousseau at gmail.com> wrote:

>2011/6/28 Jeff Bair <jeff.bair at centrify.com>
>> Hi,
>
>Hello,
>
>> So I've recently been trying to figure out how to build Tokend with all
>>of modules including CAC-NG.  Since the darwinbuild command downloads
>>the Tokend source code that is slightly out of date, I pulled the new
>>source code from http://opensource.apple.com/tarballs/Tokend/ and was
>>able to build the latest version.  I'd like to submit my own
>>documentation on the process for building and installing the project for
>>the benefit of other possible users of the project.  How would I go
>>about that and is that okay with the developers?
>
>I propose to post your documentation here, on this mailing list.
>I will update the wiki pages when I have some free time, unless
>someone else if faster than me :-)
>
>Thanks
>
>--
> Dr. Ludovic Rousseau