Hi again,
How do I pass in a mysql or pgsql path to the configure script?
I've tried several things but it is always using the equivalent of
"which mysql_config" to find headers and libs.
Sorry I'm so green at this kinda thing. I do a fair amount of coding
but I haven't had to do a lot of custom configure's.
Also, I see dbmail has a contrib/startup-scripts dir. I have written
osx startup scripts for a number of things like postgres,
oracle, mysql, openas2, etc....
I would be happy to contribute an osx startup script if it might add
value to dbmail.
/brad
On Dec 11, 2005, at 1:27 AM, Paul J Stevens wrote:
Bradley Giesbrecht wrote:
Hello,
In order to get dbmail to compile on osx 10.4 I have to change
crypt.h
to unistd.h in configure at line 6053 for v2.1.3 and 6098 for
v2.0.7.
While running ./configure the check for crypt.h prints:
checking crypt.h usability... no
checking crypt.h presence... no
checking for crypt.h... no
So is that fatal? I shouldn't be. It's exactly what I get on my
netbsd system.
I don't have a lot of experience with this type of thing but some
research suggests that on unix systems the cyrpt functionality is in
unistd.h and not crypt.h. Is this possibly different on linux?
crypt.h is included only if and when available.
Is changing the reference in configure from crypt.h to unistd.h a
good
way to solve my compile problem?
No.
Please show me more of the actual error/bailout.
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