Fix lintian errors related to maintainer, postinst script and
permissions.
Change-Id: I6924ff92ff5453fa7e562a6188c2c91cea87df68
[ROCm/rdc commit: 7a05145542]
Installing files to standard path across each version and using
ldconfig has issues with side-by-side install.
Usage of RUNPATH/RPATH for ROCm to ensure all ROCm libraries are
picked without the need for ldconfig.
For RDC server to be picked up by systemctl, service config file
shall be a symlink from /lib/systemctl/system/rdc.service to
corresponding RDC file path in a given version of ROCm
For side-by-side install packages of RDC post install scripts
will be removed. Hence Use will have to set the symlink explicitly
for now.
Change-Id: I916da7cf132f0f9c667e2470fac2b0875e3db9d0
[ROCm/rdc commit: fe1593dda5]
Having grpc installed outside of ROCm dir is problematic
for multiple, simultaneous ROCm installations.
Change-Id: I5ad458ad01a76786339607d708b48534f15b137b
[ROCm/rdc commit: 0030f27ff8]
Now, only one package is generated. This works with older
versions of cmake.
Also, restore change to postinst scripts for Debian and
RPM, undone in a prevous commit.
Change-Id: Ica005656c5f1df0d01d3071584b97de9f0e61cb3
(cherry picked from commit c14d23843228fa146f38c87cb59514e855725b41)
[ROCm/rdc commit: 9483b74fe4]
Also:
* update README documentation
* correct postinst scripts for deb and rpm
* add lib64/ to link_directories (needed for CentOS and others)
* remove a redundant "rdc" from the package names
* rearrange the package names to conform to convention
For example:
rdc-server_1.0.0.0.local-build-0-c3187fb-dirty_amd64.deb
rdc-server_1.0.0.0.local-build-0-c3187fb-dirty.x86_64.rpm
* fix issues that result from having, in essence, 2 different
install prefixes, 1 for the client and 1 for the server.
Change-Id: I88f0e1b8b72df2793c35ed71534afd91142da012
[ROCm/rdc commit: 4008dd8eac]
The rdc account will be created on installation if it does
not already exist. It will be a system account with no
home directory.
rdcd will be started as a systemd service, but change to
user "rdc". The rdc user will drop all priviliges except
CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE, permitted. This means the default mode
will have no special privileges, but have the ability to
gain write access (e.g., to sysfs) when needed.
rdc tests were being inadvertantly added to the
installation. This was adversely impacting the new
functionality, so it was corrected in this commit.
Also included are a few small formatting changes.
Change-Id: I9c6bb132fee28119fd3960594dfb97bd2e7b282a
[ROCm/rdc commit: 5cc498c6aa]
Chris Freehill
Freddy Paul