Description
Describe the bug
When making a distro package and installing to /usr/lib the /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libatalk.conf file really isn't needed nor wanted.
That should be dropped. There doesn't seem to be a flag to control that.
Additionally I'm not sure that file even makes sense to begin with, /usr/local/lib is generally in the default search path. Rpath ($ORIGIN/../lib?) is possibly a better option anyway.
(Side note: For distros like Guix and NixOS, this would be even worse as they install everything to a unique path and only load the currently active packages into the environment.)
To Reproduce
Build a distro package for Linux and install to /usr.
Expected behavior
There should be a meson flag to not install the ld.so.conf.d extension file. Perhaps it should be bundled into -Dwith-init-hooks=false?
Environment
- Server OS: Arch Linux
- Client OS: N/A
- Netatalk Version 2.4.6
Logs
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Additional context
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