>Hi All
>I tried to compile apache-1.2.5 on a Redhat5.0 system.
>I get a n error almost at the end of compiling the program which >won't
allow it to finish.
>The error is
>mod_auth.o: In function `authenticate-basic_user':
>mod_auth.o: (.text+02d0): undefined reference to `crypt`
>make: *** [ht
On Sun, 14 Jun 1998, Michael Hatchard wrote:
> I tried to compile apache-1.2.5 on a Redhat5.0 system.
> I get a n error almost at the end of compiling the program which won't allow it to
>finish.
Try to put "-lcrypt" to CFLAGS on your Makefile.
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I get this each time I install apache on my 486 machine.
Configure calls GuessOS in /helpers to determine your machine type.
It returns linux2 for my computer.
If you look at the
CASE "$PLAT" set of statements in Configure
there is no LIBS="$LIBS -lcrypt" command
in the linux2 set of comman
Hello!!
Just some ideas. Try adding the flag -lcrypt to your compiler flags; it's some
RedHat 5 idiosyncrary that caused the trouble, I think. Anyway, why don't you
just download the apache-1.2.6 RPMs (most stable release for 1.2.x) instead from
ftp.redhat.com or its mirrors instead? I also belie
Hi All
I tried to compile apache-1.2.5 on a Redhat5.0 system.
I get a n error almost at the end of compiling the program which won't allow it to
finish.
The error is
mod_auth.o: In function `authenticate-basic_user':
mod_auth.o: (.text+02d0): undefined reference to `crypt`
make: *** [httpd] er
