12, one library, the libmilter library, is now installed centrally for your
use in designing you own filter programs. The library file, libmilter.a, is installed by default
in the /usr/lib directory. Two corresponding #include files, mfapi.h and mfdef.h, are
installed by default in the /usr/include/libmilter directory. No Unix manual pages are
installed. Instead, you must read HTML files located under the sendmail source tree, in
libmilter/docs, to learn how to use this library.
A number of build-time macros can be used to modify the ownership, location, and modes
of the installed library (installation of the #include files is described in ?§2.7.20 on page 78):
confLIBDIR
The confLIBDIR macro determines where the created library file will be installed. For
most sites, the correct directory will be defined in your devtools/OS file (usually /usr/
lib). But if you decide to put that library in a different directory, you can do so by
defining this macro:
define(`confLIBDIR??, `/usr/local/lib??)
confLIBGRP
This macro sets the group that will own the installed library. The group defaults to
bin. If you wish to use a different group you can do so like this:
define(`confLIBGRP??, `mbin??) ?†? use a group name
define(`confLIBGRP??, `343??) ?†? use a group number
If you use a positive number that is not too large, it will be accepted no matter what.
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