Greetings.
I've just built CVS 1.10 on SunOS5:
hermes:cvs-1.10> uname -a
SunOS hermes 5.7 Generic_106541-05 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-1
I discovered two small problems, the second of which requires a 6-line
patch to fix.
1) There seems a slight problem with the way the build tests for, or
configures, Kerberos support. The configure script decides that GSSAPI is
present -- which appears to be correct, since /usr/include/gssapi exists.
> hermes:cvs-1.10> ls /usr/include/gssapi
> gssapi.h gssapi_ext.h
However, during the build, CVS tries to include krb5.h, which doesn't
exist:
> hermes:cvs-1.10> ls /usr/include/kerberos
> conf-svsparc.h kparse.h mit-sipb-copyright.h
> conf.h krb.h osconf.h
> des.h krb_conf.h prot.h
> error_table.h lsb_addr_comp.h
> klog.h mit-copyright.h
2) I didn't know if this was something I could easily fix, and I
didn't think I really cared that much about GSSAPI anyway, so I tried
to configure with --without-gssapi. However, all this did was set the
default GSSAPI directory to `no'....
This is easily fixed. Here's the obvious patch to configure.in:
hermes:cvs-1.10> diff configure.in{.orig,}
262a263,265
> if test $GSSAPI = no; then
> echo "Skipping GSSAPI"
> else
288a292
> fi
At a quick look, various other configuration options might suffer from
the same problem.
All the best,
Norman
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Norman Gray http://www.astro.gla.ac.uk/users/norman/
Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, UK [EMAIL PROTECTED]
