Hi,
The build.sh script uses the -a operator to check if a file exists:
...
if [ -a "/usr/include/mysql/mysql.h" ]
then
echo "HAS_MYSQL = yes" > ./modules/mysql.mk
...
Under Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (perhaps in other version too), this operator is not
recognized so MySQL never gets included. Running "bash build.sh" works.
However, both bash and dash discourage the user of -a in this context, and
instead promote -e to be used.
Thanks
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