On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Alan DuBoff wrote: > I haven't looked at the other packages, there's about 3 or 4 that are needed > for Alpine to run, the following could all be needed. > > libiconv > libintl > ncurses > openssl (should be in the system already)
For basic functionality, yes. It doesn't quite find OpenSSL by default, least when I last built alpine. GSSAPI takes some hacking on build files. LDAP takes a bit more hacking. I guess lack of GSSAPI won't bother too many, but LDAP is needed for corporate address-book support. > that /usr is where all is going, which I have been a supporter of, but > that wasn't clear when I was talking to Mike Sullivan yesterday. I don't have the ARC case to hand, but paths under /usr were approved I think. > I have been using version 2.00 for a week or so now, it's working fine. Yep, 0.9999 worked fine too. > In theory, this should be easier than pine, as it is Apache Licensed, at > least for going through the OSR. Yes. regards, -- Paul Jakma, Solaris Networking Sun Microsystems, Scotland http://opensolaris.org/os/project/quagga tel: EMEA x73150 / +44 15066 73150
