Hey @linuxmaniac ,

Yeah there seems to be a misunderstanding how MODULE_GROUP_NAME works.

So, what it currently does is that you provide the group names you want and then creates a list of all the modules that are part of those groups. Therefore it's a one big list of modules at the end. CMake then, builds ALL the modules on the list and therefore install targets are for all the modules that were configured.

By doing
-DMODULE_GROUP_NAME="KSTANDARD KMYSQL KPOSTGRES KBERKELEY KUNIXODBC KRADIUS KPRESENCE KLDAP KXML KPERL KUTILS KLUA KMEMCACHED KSNMPSTATS KXMPP KCPL KREDIS KGEOIP2 KSQLITE KJSON KRUBY KIMS KSCTP KTLS KOUTBOUND KWEBSOCKET KAUTHEPH KKAZOO KCNXCC KSYSTEMD KPHONENUM KMONGODB KRABBITMQ KPYTHON3 KMQTT KSECSIPID KLWSC KNATS KTLS_WOLFSSL KMICROHTTPD KKAFKA KEV KGZCOMPRESS KJANSSON KUUID KHTTP_ASYNC",
you might as well do -DMODULE_GROUP_NAME=ALL, (assuming you included all groups in the list).

So, if one wants to build one group and only those files installed, MODULE_GROUP_NAME should only contain ONE group name, ie MODULE_GROUP_NAME=KSTANDARD in the configuration phase. Afterwards, build and installed will install only that group!

Is this plausible to do with maybe a loop in your deb creation or I need to find another way for single configure command and separate install commands for groups?

make[3]: *** No rule to make target '/usr/lib/erlang/lib/erl_interface-5.5.2/lib/liberl_interface.a', needed by 'src/modules/erlang/erlang.so'.  Stop.
[...]
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/Makefile2:45976: src/modules/erlang/CMakeFiles/erlang.dir/all] Error 2

I pushed some other fixes after trying to build ALL group in sid. Hopefully, you wont find other missing packages and are building correctly apart from these EXCLUDE_MODULES="db_oracle dnssec nsq nghttp2 rtp_media_server app_python app_java ims_icscf ims_dialog ruxc secsipid_proc stirshaken"

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