But --enable-cli is now a useless switch, because:
* if you don't specify it, cli is built
* if you specify it, cli is built
* if you don't specify it, cli is not installed
* if you specify it, cli is not installed
Only --disable-cgi (--enable-cli still makes no difference) will install cli on make install.
That is the correct behaviour. --enable-cli is a default, thus you do not have to define it to build cli. 'make install-cli' is used to install cli rather than cgi. I don't see the confusion in that.
Shane