# The RPKI code requires a copy of the OpenSSL library with both the
# CMS code and RFC 3779 code enabled.  All recent versions of OpenSSL
# include this code, but it's not enabled on all platforms.  On Ubuntu
# 12.04 LTS, the RFC 3779 code is disabled.  So we take the least bad
# of our several bad options, and carefully link against a private
# copy of the OpenSSL crypto library built with the options we need,
# with all the voodoo necessary to avoid conflicts with, eg, the
# OpenSSL shared libraries that are already linked into Python.
#
# It would be totally awesome if the OpenSSL package maintainers were
# to enable the RFC 3779 code for us, but I'm not holding my breath.
#
# In the meantime, we need to tell lintian to allow this nasty hack.

rpki-rp: embedded-library

# /var/rcynic is where we have been keeping this for years.  We could change
# but all the documentation says /var/rcynic.  Maybe some day we will
# figure out a politically correct place to put this, for now stick
# with what the documentation leads the user to expect.

rpki-rp: non-standard-dir-in-var