Howdy:
Maybe this isn't an issue for some, but I had trouble with some
build depenencies on my RedHat 7.1 server (updated with RH and
beyond). In both cases, I had the packages installed, but it still
wouldn't build until I hacked the spec file.
1) MySQL-devel dependency: this one is a package naming issue;
courier wants mysql-devel, but most packages seemed to be named
MySQL-devel. Changing the name in the spec file fixed it.
2) Couldn't find pgsql header files. I think courier is looking in
the standard place (ie, /usr/include) but redhat puts them under
/usr/include/pgsql. Adding CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/include/pgsql" ; export
CPPFLAGS to the configure stuff in the spec file fixed it, but
there's probably a better way. (it's still compiling, but it looks
good so far)
I'm not an rpm expert (I'm moving towards gentoo now) but I think
this is fixable. It's probably different for different redhat
versions, but that can also be tested for (inside the spec file).
Just thought someone should know...
Steve
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