The second alpha of the Haiku OS has been released. I downloaded a VM image on my MacBook Pro and tried compiling and installing Hiawatha on it. I had to do some little tricks to get it done, but I managed to get Hiawatha up and running on Haiku!
These are the things I did after downloading and unzipping the Hiawatha 7.2 source tarball:
- # cp /boot/common/share/libtool/config/config.* .
- Add '#include <sys/time.h>' to cgi.c.
- Add '#include <arpa/inet.h>' to libip.c.
- # ./configure --disable-ssl --disable-xslt --disable-monitor --prefix=/boot/home/hiawatha
- Edit Makefile and add '-lnetwork' to 'LIBS = ' on line 173.
- # make && make install
- # mkdir -p /boot/home/hiawatha/var/lib
If everything went well, Hiawatha is now installed in /boot/home/hiawatha. I had to disable SSL and XSLT support, because the required OpenSSL and XML/XSLT libraries were not present in the VM image. I have no idea yet if there are available as a package or something. But for an initial test it's not relevant, so I disabled those functionalities.
After starting Hiawatha, I pointed my browser to the IP address of the VM and there I saw Hiawatha's 'Congratulations' web page. I will do some more research in order to make Hiawatha 7.3 compile under Haiku without any tricks or code changing.
# autoreconf -vif
# ./configure --disable-ssl --disable-xslt --disable-monitor --prefix=/boot/home/hiawatha
# make && make install
should do the trick. You probably still have to do a "mkdir -p /boot/home/hiawatha/var/lib" to get Hiawatha running.
Maybe something has changed in the builds after R1 Alpha 2.