daemon/Makefile: improvements to make distro packaging easier #780
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This is helpful for package maintainers who need to install components
into specific locations for building packages of this project.
example:
$ make \
PREFIX=/usr \
DESTDIR=/some/package/dir \
SYSCONFDIR=/foo/etc \
install
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This is a handful of improvements to the daemon/Makefile that make it easier to package opensnitch on other distros. make's DESTDIR and PREFIX are widely used, and install is a very common way to handle installing/copying files/dirs to a location.
This might add some new dependency on
installif some distro / environment doesn't include it, but it's a part of coreutils and busybox has a module for it... so it's likely everywhere already.