On Mon, Dec 15, 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > a) About the sysconfdir, I defined it in .spec relative to _prefix, that > previosly I definet relative to l_prefix. Does the order of definitions > in the .spec is taken in account ? > When you build the courier-imap without OpenPKG, then how do you make it install its config files in your selected config file path (for example /tmp/test/)? Whatever your answer is to this question, do the same thing in the spec file.
> b) objdump > I've never used objdump and don't know his purpose. Here are the outputs, > if they are meaningfull to you: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] alexb]$ type objdump > objdump is hashed (/opkg/bin/objdump) > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] alexb]$ objdump -i > > [...] > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] authlib]$ pwd > /opkg/RPM/TMP/courier-imap-2.2.1/authlib > [EMAIL PROTECTED] authlib]$ objdump -p authdaemon > > [...] > Well this time the error message you wrote did not appear. That is strange and nonconsistent. My first guess is that while building your courier-imap package (rpm -bb), the system native objdump was used (maybe inside /usr/bin/objdump). Because you have the OpenPKG binutils package installed, your courier-imap was linked however with the OpenPKG ld. So try both '/usr/bin/objdump -i' and '/cw/bin/objdump' and compare the results. Same thing with '/usr/bin/objdump -p authdaemond' and '/cw/bin/objdump -p authdaemond'. Regards, Michael -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Development Team, Operations Northern Europe Cable & Wireless Telecommunications Services GmbH
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