installation from source: missing dependency: luasec, libpcre3-dev about kong

[subnetmarco]

@ahmadnassri On MacOSX ?

[ahmadnassri]

@thefosk no Linux!

[nijikokun]

What is the Linux Distro and Version are you doing this on?

[ahmadnassri]

Linux Mint 17.1

[subnetmarco]

I've updated the dependencies list in the README file. We require also pcre-devel and openssl-devel to successfully build the project.

[thibaultcha]

They have been added to the README but not all platforms need it. We need a different approach:

Install

Linux

OS X

etc...

This way we could also avoid finding manually the correct libs and let the user specify it. After all, that's how everybody does it, we shouldn't make decisions instead of the user. Same for the force usage of sudo.

[subnetmarco]

We need something that can automatically install dependencies. Once Kong is being released in rpm or deb format it's going to be easier to install everything since the installation package will also automatically install the dependencies.

Right now I'm pretty sure the README dependencies list is not complete too.

[thibaultcha]

We need to install dependencies only if those are not built-in in the system we are installing it in. In OS X, no need to install those libs. In debian, need to install them through apt-get, in CentOS, probably with yum, etc...

[subnetmarco]

By using a package manager if the dependencies are already installed they won't be reinstalled.

[thibaultcha]

How do you know which package manager to use? How do you know if the dependency is not already installed for this platform?

We need to just specify platform-specific installation processes. Like... Everybody else in the world.

[thibaultcha]

Installation from source with OS X + Homebrew is now entirely documented: ddfc482

[thibaultcha]

We now know what is needed to install kong, and we will update our INSTALL.md with missing platforms.