[Opensim-dev] Compiling on Ubuntu's automated build servers (Part Deux)

[Gryc Ueusp]

--- opensim-0.4.5.2.orig/OpenSim.build
+++ opensim-0.4.5.2/OpenSim.build
@@ -37,7 +37,8 @@
 
     <target name="init" description="">
         <call target="${project.config}" />
-        <sysinfo />
+	<property name="sys.os.platform" 
+	value="${platform::get-name()}" />
         <echo message="Platform ${sys.os.platform}" />
         <property name="build.dir" value="${bin.dir}/${project.config}" />
     </target>


That's what it took to get the bloody thing to compile there.
It's a bit of an ugly hack, and I dont know what it effects, and I dont 
recommend anyone do anything to the version in SVN nor the generation code.  
Just noting that that's what is required to get it to build on Ubuntu's 
automated build servers.

Now, I need some guidance.  
On a Debian system, where should OpenSim be installed? 
To start with I decided to use /opt/opensim.  Belxjander 
suggests /var/opensim.

What should the permissions on the files be? 
At the moment, it's all owned by root, and needs sudo or otherwise root 
permissions to run and write to the directory. Belxjander suggests giving it 
its own user, and setting that user to own all the files under /var/opensim.

Are there any other files I should include instead of just the bin/ directory?  
I had the README in there at one point, but it must have gotten lost in the 
shuffle.  I also included the full copyrights file in the copyright section 
of the Debian package, I presume I should go ahead and drop it in there as 
well?  And/or include whatever files Dalien's including in his automated 
builds?

-- 
Gryc Ueusp
<gryc.ueusp at gmail.com>
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