I've seen you fixed your issue, glad I could help.
PATH issues are common on Solaris, where there are many commonly
installed tools. That's why I always keep a very simple one when
building, to be sure what's used for a given source tarball, SunCC, GCC,
make, gmake, and so on.
Marc Girod a écrit :
>> export LD_OPTIONS="-R${PREFIX}/lib"
>
> Er... What is that?
>
> -R<dir[:dir]> Build runtime search path list into executable
>
> I don't believe it should affect... not do I want it in fact.
> Anyway, I try...
LD_OPTIONS is used by Solaris ld, it's like its contents are put as
parameters. I add this because at some point, the -R option was not used
in OpenSSL to build the tools, and they couldn't find the libs are runtime.
It doesn't hurt to have it set this way, it's redundant to the -R given
to configure.
And -R is used just for that, so the binaries look there at runtime for
the libs, without the need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH (which is never a good
solution), or crle (which is not too good either, and tricky).
Laurent
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