You want to use pkg-config to get the right directory to install to, and
make it a new install class
dnl configure.ac
PKG_CHECK_VARIABLE(udevrulesdir, ...) (or whatever the name is of the
macro, I forgot)
# Makefile.am
udevrules_DATA = foo.rules.
Diego Elio Pettenò — Flameeyes
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Hello, I have a package I am working on and was wondering how to get my
udev rules file into the directory /lib/udev/rules.d, if there is a variable
substitution for the /lib directory. I found the macro $(libdir), but on
debian this expands to /usr/local/lib which does not work for udev on debi
Hello I have a package I am working on and was wondering how to get my udev
rules file into /lib/udev/rules.d, if there is a variable substitution for
the /lib directory. I found the macro $(libdir), but on debian this expands
to /usr/local/lib which does not work for udev.
Any help is greatly app
