| /trunk/debian/prayer-templates.install |
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| File deleted |
| /trunk/debian/prayer-templates-dev.install |
|---|
| 0,0 → 1,4 |
| /usr/lib/prayer/template_* |
| /usr/lib/prayer/*.pl |
| /usr/include/prayer |
| /usr/share/prayer/*.make |
| /trunk/debian/control |
|---|
| 14,7 → 14,7 |
| Architecture: any |
| Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, adduser, ssl-cert (>= 1.0.11), |
| logrotate, exim4 | mail-transport-agent |
| Suggests: prayer-accountd, prayer-templates, imap-server, aspell | ispell |
| Suggests: prayer-accountd, prayer-templates-src, imap-server, aspell | ispell |
| Description: standalone IMAP-based webmail server |
| Prayer is yet another Webmail interface. |
| . |
| 31,17 → 31,54 |
| Package: prayer-templates |
| Architecture: all |
| Depends: prayer-templates-src, ${misc:Depends} |
| Description: dummy package depending on prayer-templates-src |
| The Prayer template source package is now called prayer-templates-src. |
| This package can safely be removed after upgrade. |
| Package: prayer-templates-src |
| Architecture: all |
| Depends: ${misc:Depends} |
| Recommends: prayer (>= 1.2.0) |
| Replaces: prayer (<< 1.2.2.1-6) |
| Recommends: prayer (>= 1.3.0) |
| Replaces: prayer-templates (<< 1.3.2-dfsg1-2) |
| Conflicts: prayer-templates (<< 1.3.2-dfsg1-2) |
| Suggests: prayer-templates-dev |
| Description: templates for customizing Prayer Webmail |
| Prayer is yet another Webmail interface. |
| . |
| It is unusual in that it is a complete, standalone, HTTP server and proxy |
| rather a Apache/mod_php plugin. Prayer maintains persistent connections to |
| the IMAP server and is written entirely in C. Consequently it is much |
| faster than most open source Webmail interfaces and puts very little load |
| on either the machines running the Web server or the backend IMAP servers |
| (even if traditional Unix format mailfolders are in use). |
| . |
| This package contains, in source form, the templates for the HTML |
| that Prayer outputs. |
| . |
| As all the templates are compiled into the session daemon, |
| prayer-session, you only need to install this package if you need to |
| As all the templates are included with the main prayer package in |
| compiled form, you only need to install this package if you need to |
| customize one or more pages and you want something to start from. |
| Package: prayer-templates-dev |
| Architecture: any |
| Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, make, gcc |
| Suggests: prayer-templates-src, prayer |
| Description: tools for compiling Prayer templates |
| Prayer is yet another Webmail interface. |
| . |
| It is unusual in that it is a complete, standalone, HTTP server and proxy |
| rather a Apache/mod_php plugin. Prayer maintains persistent connections to |
| the IMAP server and is written entirely in C. Consequently it is much |
| faster than most open source Webmail interfaces and puts very little load |
| on either the machines running the Web server or the backend IMAP servers |
| (even if traditional Unix format mailfolders are in use). |
| . |
| Prayer uses its own macro expansion language for the HTML it |
| outputs. This package contains the programs and scripts needed to |
| build template libraries, as well as a makefile to facilitate the |
| process. |
| Package: prayer-accountd |
| Architecture: any |
| Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends} |
| /trunk/debian/prayer-templates-dev.README.Debian |
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| 0,0 → 1,73 |
| How to build new template packages for Prayer Webmail |
| ================================================= |
| Prayer uses its own macro expansion language, which is documented in |
| TEMPLATES. The templates (filename extension .t) are first translated |
| into C code (actually no executable code, merely data structures), |
| which is then compiled to object form. Originally, the object files |
| had to be linked with the prayer executables, but as a Debian |
| extension they can be assembled in shared libraries and loaded |
| dynamically. |
| This package contains the programs and scripts needed to build |
| template libraries, as well as a makefile to facilitate the process. |
| template-set.make |
| ----------------- |
| /usr/share/prayer/template-set.make can be used directly (via make -f) |
| or included from an ordinary Makefile. |
| The variable NAME defines the name of the template set. By default |
| it's set to the name of the current directory. NAME must be set on the |
| command line or *before* including template-set.make. An alternative |
| is to follow chapter 3.8 in the GNU Make documentation and _delegate_ |
| certain or all targets to template-set.make: |
| %: force |
| @$(MAKE) -f /usr/share/prayer/template-set.make NAME=foobar |
| force: ; |
| The variables TEMPLATES and TEMPLATES_FRONTEND list the top-level |
| templates that Prayer is known to use, and which should be defined |
| lest the user be met with a page saying nothing but "Template not |
| found". Unless all those templates are defined, or you redefine the |
| variables, the build will fail, but you can set VPATH to a directory |
| containing an existing template set to take the missing templates from |
| there. Just be sure that there are no intermediate files lying around! |
| Templates can call other templates by means of the CALL macro. They |
| are scanned recursively to make sure that all referenced templates are |
| included in the respective library. |
| A complete template package should consist of two libraries: one for |
| the session daemon and one for the front-end. The latter contains the |
| templates for the login screen and certain messages when no session |
| exists or none can be found, and since the users can't choose the |
| front-end template set it can be considered pretty much optional. To |
| skip building the front-end library, set TEMPLATE_LIBS = $(SESSION_LIB) |
| (also on the command line or before including template-set.make). |
| Installing |
| ---------- |
| To help build separate architecture-independent and architecture- |
| specific packages (as well as to avoid conflicts with the "install" |
| target you may want to use yourself), template-set.make provides two |
| install targets, "install-sources" and "install-libs", which do the |
| right thing. The standard DESTDIR variable is supported (instead of |
| BROOT, which is used in Prayer's own makefiles). |
| Images and CSS files |
| -------------------- |
| This package contains no tools to organise static files. Those should |
| simply be installed in /usr/share/prayer/icons and |
| /usr/share/prayer/static. Note that Prayer doesn't support sub- |
| directories, so files should be named in a way that avoids conflicts. |
| -- Magnus Holmgren <holmgren@debian.org>, Sun, 25 Oct 2009 18:36:44 +0100 |
| /trunk/debian/changelog |
|---|
| 12,8 → 12,12 |
| (under /etc/prayer/templates) to reflect the new template names. |
| * template_sdk.patch (new): Create makefile for building template set |
| libraries. Install it together with binaries and scripts needed. |
| * Rename prayer-templates as prayer-templates-src and add new binary |
| package prayer-templates-dev containing the aforementioned |
| template-building tools as well as a README.Debian explaining how to |
| use it all. |
| -- Magnus Holmgren <holmgren@debian.org> Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:10:40 +0100 |
| -- Magnus Holmgren <holmgren@debian.org> Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:11:45 +0100 |
| prayer (1.3.2-dfsg1-1) unstable; urgency=low |
| /trunk/debian/prayer-templates-src.install |
|---|
| 0,0 → 1,2 |
| usr/share/prayer/templates |
| usr/include/prayer |
| /trunk/debian/rules |
|---|
| 14,5 → 14,6 |
| DEB_MAKE_INVOKE = $(DEB_MAKE_ENVVARS) $(MAKE) |
| DEB_MAKE_INSTALL_TARGET = install BROOT=$(CURDIR)/debian/tmp |
| DEB_INSTALL_CHANGELOGS_ALL = docs/DONE |
| DEB_INSTALL_DOCS_prayer-templates = --link-doc=prayer-templates-src |
| DEB_DH_INSTALL_SOURCEDIR = debian/tmp |
| DEB_INSTALL_MANPAGES_prayer = "--language=C" |
| /trunk/debian/prayer-templates-dev.docs |
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| 0,0 → 1,0 |
| docs/TEMPLATES |
| /trunk/debian/prayer.install |
|---|
| 3,5 → 3,5 |
| usr/sbin/prayer-ssl-prune |
| usr/share/prayer/icons |
| usr/share/prayer/static |
| usr/lib/prayer |
| usr/lib/prayer/templates/ |
| etc/prayer/prayer.cf |