Building KfW 3.2.2

[RJ Silk]

Hello,

I apologize for the confusion. The build information found in 
/src/windows/build is designed to build the entire Kerberos tree 
(including distribution packages and help files) and requires read 
permissions in the CVS repository. I don't think it was designed to be 
used with the source distribution zip.

For (re)building the Krb5 sources (including gssapi32.dll) from the 
source zip please consult the build instructions in 
/src/athena/auth/krb5/src/windows/README. Since you've already installed 
the cygwin tools, you should be able to follow the steps under the 
"All-Windows Build Method" heading. (Note "xxx/src" in the README refers 
to the path "/src/athena/auth/krb5/src" from the freshly unzipped archive).

Please let me know if you have any further issues with the build, and 
I'd be happy to take a look.

Thank you,
Robert

Steve Edgar wrote:
> I am trying to build KfW 3.2.2, and am in search of additional info  
> and/or settings.  I downloaded KfW-3-2-2-src.zip and unzipped it.  I  
> followed the instructions in ...
>
> file:///C:/kfw-3-2-2-final/src/doc/kerberos/relnotes.html#build
>
> ... and in ...
>
> c:\kfw-3-2-2-final/src/athena/auth/sc/windows/build/bkw-automation.html
>
> I have ...
>
> Windows XP Pro version 5.1 Service Pack 3
> Visual Studio .NET 2003
> A recent release of the Platform SDK
> ActivePerl 5.8.8
> doxygen 1.5.1-p1
> Cygwin
> WiX Toolset Visual Studio Package
> Nullsoft Install System
> HTML Help Workshop
> CVSNT
> CollabNet Subversion 1.5.0
>
> All Visual Studio and Platform SDK environment variables are set for a  
> command line build, and all the required utilities are on the (very  
> long) path.
>
> Then I ...
>
> cd c:\kfw-3-2-2-final/src/athena/auth/sc/windows/build
> bkw.pl /v /config bkwconfig.xml
>
> ... and get ...
>
> "Could not open pismere/athena/include/kerberos.ver"
>
> ... and in bkw-automation.html it says ...
>
> "You skipped the repository step and try to build in an empty  
> directory."
>
> BKWconfig.xml as delivered is configured to skip the repository step.   
> Change BKWconfig.xml to checkout sources.  Run ...
>
> bkw.pl /v /config bkwconfig.xml
>
> ... and get ...
>
> "Fatal -- you won't get far accessing the repository withouth  
> specifying a username."
>
> Use my e-mail address as my username in BKWconfig.xml.  Run ...
>
> bkw.pl /v /config bkwconfig.xml
>
> ... and get ...
>
> "cvs [checkout aborted]: the :kserver: access method is not available  
> on this system."
>
> ... which is referring to the default CVSROOT entry in BKWconfig.xml.
>
> Do I need different settings in BKWconfig.xml?  Or perhaps a different  
> version of CVS or Subversion?
>
> It is a long story, but I only need to build gssapi32.dll, to insert  
> one line of code which will pop Cornell's password dialog box, which  
> lives in an old Cornell DLL.  Any chance there is a short cut I could  
> use to just build the gssapi32.dll source against the KfW 3.2.2 SDK?
>
> Also, just curious... why distribute the KfW 3.2.2 source files if the  
> build process requires they be downloaded from the source code control  
> server?
>
> -- Steve.
>
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