I believe that I am having an issue with the configuration script. When I
run make after running configure (I set my own prefix, and location of apr
and apr-util), I get an error when I get to charsetdecoder.cpp The error
states that No default charset encoder available. I looked in the Makefile
that config created and see that locale is set to {$datarootdir}/locale
datarootdir is set to {$prefix}/share. I symlinked that locale directory to
different locale directories on my system (Solaris 9), but I still got that
error each time I attempt to build.
Is the configure script supposed to determine which locale to use? I
thought it would have been derived from --with-charset=utf-8 being set (I
get the same error if I set it or leave it to be selected as it is the
default value).
If that is not the case then what is the Makefile expecting to be at the
locale it defined?
The only other thing I can think of is that this system is running on a
KVM. So let's say that I am running dos2unix on a file, I will get an error
stating that the keyboard type couldn't be determined (no physical keyboard
is connected to that guy directly, it is through the KVM). Could that be
causing a problem? If so is there any way possible to set the locale to
UTF8 when building?
If any of this is unclear please let me know.
Thanks,
Scott Gentry
