###Issues and questions
####To be resolved ASAP
Q: Luke> What's the actual framework binary (that is, /Library/Frameworks/Moonshot.framework/Moonshot) going to link to -- libmoonshot-ui? That would make the most sense as mech_eap and the GS2 SASL plugin aren't directly linked against by applications. By convention, you'll need to have something there (otherwise it's not really a framework).
-> A: Pete> I was planning to link /Moonshot.framework/Moonshot to the mech_eap dynamic library. libmoonshot-ui (or whatever replaces it in the refactored Identity Selector software) will be created and installed when we port the Identity Selector to Mac OS, which is a separate task. As I understand it, mech_eap *is* the Moonshot GSS EAP library. If it isn't directly linked against by applications, do we just install it in /usr/local/lib and forget about creating a framework. I still need to get to the bottom of this issue, before I start making the installer for it.
+> A: Pete> I was planning to link /Moonshot.framework/Moonshot to the mech_eap dynamic library. libmoonshot-ui (or whatever replaces it in the refactored Identity Selector software) will be created and installed when we port the Identity Selector to Mac OS, which is a separate task. As I understand it, mech_eap *is* the Moonshot GSS EAP library. If it isn't directly linked against by applications, do we just install it in /usr/local/lib and forget about creating a framework? I still need to get to the bottom of this issue, before I start making the installer for it.
Q: Pete> New issue - do we need to do the versioning as suggested in the plan, or can we just overwrite the existing installation?
####To be resolved during implementation
Q: Pete> Which files in which directories?
-Resolved Issues (I think)
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+####Resolved Issues (I think)
Q: Sam> What prevents moonshot gss eap from being built using autotools today? It's my understanding that Luke does this regularly.
Q: Luke> As Sam said, I'm not exactly sure what you meant about building with autotools. Were you talking about building with the autotools that ship with OS X? (That may not be possible.) Or a script that invokes autoconf with the appropriate arguments to install in the Mac filesystem hierarchy? Because I do all my development on OS X and I haven't had any problems with autotools and Moonshot (no more than one might usually have).
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