Philip,
Here's a patch for direct support of Berkeley db in exim (rather than
using the dbm emulation, which may or not be compiled in depending
how you build berkeley).
Its a touch of a mess because I didn't change any of your
organisation - so everywhere where dbm functions were there is now an
ifdef with dbm and db functions.
One thing to watch is that there is a difference between db using dbm
emulation and db direct - basically in direct mode it does *not* add
a .db extension to the filename. Hence I have added a check in
exim_dbmbuild to prevent you overwriting the source file!
Its only lightly tested, I'll hit it better soon.
To use it, define USE_DB in a config file along with setting DBMLIB
to the right thing.
Patch is an encoded MIME enclosure - some people have been unable to
use unencoded ones from me presumably due to white space mangling.
Nigel.
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