> Try:
> ./configure --with-modules="bind geo"
>
> The modules will be compiled-in, not dynamic, but you'll most probably bypass
> the mysql errors.
>
> Nick
This one final trick did it, now my self-compiled pdns started!
Thank you very much Nick for all the time you have spent answering my a
On 18/6/2011 7:17 μμ, Florian G. wrote:
I ran
./configure --with-dynmodules="geo"
but I guess somehow it still tries to compile all the modules, not just the
module I want.
Try:
./configure --with-modules="bind geo"
The modules will be compiled-in, not dynamic, but you'll most probably
byp
Hey Nick,
Thank you!!! You saved the day!
Your suggestion to use yum groupinstall "Development Tools" solved my problem:
I was able to run .configure without any errors now!
I did got stuck again when running make, though...
This one says:
...
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib
On 18/6/2011 4:33 μμ, Florian G. wrote:
Thank you for the help. I was able to install boost 1.39 from the atrpms
repository just fine, but I still get the Missing boost error.
Hi Florian,
I am afraid I am not an expert with compiling; what I usually do (on
CentOS, when I plan to compile):
Hello,
Thank you for the help. I was able to install boost 1.39 from the atrpms
repository just fine, but I still get the Missing boost error.
What I did notice is the configure output says it can't find g++, c++ and so on.
It also says it can't detect the presence of some files (I think they ar
