On Thu, 20 Feb 2003, Vadim Zeitlin wrote: > Again, I perfectly understand that you don't want to support Kerberos on > old systems, but all I want is to allow the program to run there _without_ > Kerberos support -- but still have it under W2K. Would you know how Pine > deals with this problem BTW?
Once again: If you want the generic version that runs on all systems and don't need Kerberos, use makefile.nt. If you want the generic version that runs on all systems plus MIT Kerberos, use makefile.ntk. If you want the WinMe/2K/XP version that is supported and has Microsoft Kerberos but may not run on some Win9x/NT4 systems, use makefile.w2k. > Well, if the code was written in the same way as ssl_nt.c, i.e. loaded the > libraries dynamically, it would start -- or is there something I'm missing > again? w2k does not load libraries dynamically. That's the whole point. -- Mark -- http://staff.washington.edu/mrc Science does not emerge from voting, party politics, or public debate.
