Hi,
I hope this message is not out of place, but I have not been able to solve
this problem. I need to rebuild the latest MySQL rpm's for use
on some RedHat 6.1/6.2 machines and have been having quite a few problems.
I've made sure I have :
autoconf-2.52
automake-1.5
libtool-1.4.3
which I
I have Redhat 7.2 - clean install
When I try to compile my own mysql 49a version, I get a hostname error and
it said it can't use the resolveIP function. It also says it might be that
mysql isn't 100% compatible with the libc (or glibc) version I have. I also
saw on the www.mysql.com homepage
The only useful question in this message is:
How do I pass -Wl,-R/usr/local/lib to everything while
configuring and compiling MySQL?
Please don't tell me about adding LD_LIBRARY_PATH to
my profile. That's just plain dumb when you should be
able to pass -R to the linker.
Everything else below
On 26-Oct-01, Jeff Wiegley, Ph.D. said something totally profound about Build problems
on Solaris 7 and 8. that made me ponder...
JWP The only useful question in this message is:
JWP
JWP How do I pass -Wl,-R/usr/local/lib to everything while
JWP configuring and compiling MySQL?
CXXFLAGS?
JWP
Hello
I have problems building the mysql package for the Debian distribution on
powerpc. More infos below. Feel free to contact me for further details.
bye,
-christian-
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/ch/debian/mysql-3.23.42/sql'
g++ -DMYSQL_SERVER
While attempting to build MySQL from the source distribution, I have
received the following message from the configuration utility.
checking for BerkeleyDB... supplied
configure: error: didn't find valid BerkeleyDB: invalid version 3.3.11
(must be
version 3.2.3h or )
We
Hi Michael,
Michael Widenius wrote:
Between the different configure attemtns, did you do 'rm config.cache'?
If not, then there is a big change that the old content of
config.cache from the first build could have affected the later
builds.
I got an email from Timothy Smith yesterday
Harro Verkouter writes:
Hi Michael,
Ok. So I gave it another try. I untarred the source distro into a new
directory and ran the configure command above (only different prefix).
Made absolutely no difference whatsoever: still a gazillion+-1 errors
:). Below I have a snapshot of the kind of
Description:
I tried to compile the mysql client stuff.
The first configure command was:
./configure --prefix=/jaw0_3/jops/verkout --without-server --without-docs
--without-bench --without-debug --with-pthread
This (obviously) did not fully work. Almost
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Description:
I tried to compile the mysql client stuff.
The first configure command was:
./configure --prefix=/jaw0_3/jops/verkout --without-server --without-docs
--without-bench --without-debug --with-pthread
This (obviously) did not
apologies if this is documented somewhere, but i have found much of the
material confusing.
I am attempting to build mysql-3.23.39 on a sun Solaris 2.6 box, with the
languages / utilities installed.
1. perl5.6.1
2. GNUmake
3. GNUm4
4. GNUtar
5. apache1.3.19
6. autoconf-2.13
7. automake-1.4
8.
Should MySQL build out of the box on NT?
I tried to build 3.23.32 and 3.23.33 on NT 5, and both
attempts failed on the assembler code. The custom build
step for src/strings/Strings.asm is as follows:
masm -Mx -t -DDOS386 -DM_I386 $(InputPath),$(OutDir)\$(InputName).obj,,,
I believe I
[Please cc me, I'm not on the list.]
Hi there.
I'm trying to compile mysql-3.23.33 on NT 5, and have run
into this:
Performing Custom Build Step on .\Strxmov.asm
'masm' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Error executing
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