On Oct 25, 2010, at 9:50 AM, John B Brown wrote:
Bradley Giesbrecht wrote:
On Oct 25, 2010, at 8:29 AM, John B Brown wrote:
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Oct 24, 2010, at 22:46, John B Brown wrote:
The version in /opt/local/bin is 1.0.6, installed with
texlive. There is another bzip2 in /user/bin which is version
1.0.5. It was put there with the latest combined Apple update,
Mac OS 10.6.4. I'll just use rm on it. That should fix my "bug"
problems with bzip2.
Removing parts of Mac OS X is probably not a good idea; there may
be other parts of Mac OS X that rely on bzip2 being there.
It's nice that the xcode compiler found that, or the source
code was set up to look for it. It's too bad the folk at Apple
didn't use the later version of bzip2 in their update load.
Perhaps Apple will update bzip to 1.0.6 in an upcoming security
update.
Would copying the bzip2 from the port tree into /usr/bin work
without problems?
If /opt/local/bin is before /usr/bin in your PATH env var I'd think
you would not have this issue. Does clamav configure allow you to
tell it where to find bzip2 with something like --with-bzip2=/opt/
local/bin?
./configure --help
Brad
There are possibilities: "--with-PACKAGE[=ARG]", "--disable-bzip2",
and --with[out]-libbz2-prefix[=DIR]. Since the mess, I've installed
clamav with port and it now resides in the port tree. The port tree
executables are all first in my PATH as the install set it.
I have no idea why the mess except I changed the install location
from /usr/local to /usr. That is a stretch but it's always a
possibility. The source came through clamav.net.
I just ran 'configure --with-libbz2-prefix=/opt/local', no change
of install location, and there was no complaint of "bugged" so I'll
see if it compiles to a working set of files. The compile completed
with no problem.
After wiping that compile tree I installed the source again. This
time I changed the install point to /usr but included the same
libbz2 configure as above. The same warning about a bugged bzip2 was
presented. It's probably the libraries in the /usr tree that have
the bug. I'll stick with the port install of clamav.
My guess is the clamav configure script either didn't find what it was
looking for in /opt/local or it looks in prefix for libs and
incorrectly overrides configure args if it finds things.
Either way the MacPorts version seems to work for you so I guess we
are ok.
Bradl
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