I had a very similar problem compiling on HPUX--when I ran configure, even with the LDFLAGS and CPPFLAGS set correctly, the makefiles were not built with those dependencies in the correct order. I had to manually go into each Makefile in each subdirectory and make sure it linked against the correct -L directory before the general ones. I have posted this before, and don't remember if I got more specific then! Just make sure the proper -L is just before the -ldb-3, and you should get it to compile with the CORRECT (read desired) db. c* ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jochen Metzger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Kohei Yoshida" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 2:01 PM Subject: RE: cyrus sasl - link libdb-3.3.so against libdb.so.3 on Mandrake
> Hi Kohei, > > > > If you have any of db[123] rpms installed, can you uninstall > > > > them without > > > > breaking dependencies? > > > > > > What should this help??? > > > > I was just trying to see if your system already had previous > > version(s) of > > Berkeley DB libraries (db1, db2 and db3 are it). SASL > > configure script seems > > to prefer an rpm version of Berkeley DB over the one compiled > > from source > > (just my guess). > > Yes I'm sure this is the problem, but there must be a way to fix or to > solve it, or not?! > > > > > For example, Red Hat 7.1 (this will be my second IMAP server, > > hopefully soon > > :) uses all three versions one way or the other (i.e. > > uninstalling them would > > break dependencies), and it seems almost impossible to have > > SASL configure > > script use the latest BerkeleyDB compiled from source over > > the ones already > > installed by the system. > > > How will you work around this then??? > > Anyway, hopefully making the symlinks will work out for you. > > > > Kohei > > No, unfortunately it didn't!!! ;o( > > Regards > > Jochen Metzger > > >
