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lør, 2002-09-07 kl. 23:18 skrev John (TJ) Penton:
> SUSE keeps its DB headers in /usr/include/db1, which I specify in
> Local/Makefile thus:
> CFLAGS = -I/usr/include/db1
> but it seems for that one compile line, the -I flag doesn't get included.
> I don't really know what I am talking about - is there something there
> that can be fixed or am I doing something wrong myself?
I wouldn't say you were doing anything wrong. Compilers of Openldap
2.1.x often report "incompatible version" on Berkeley BDB compiles -
lots of different software seems to want /usr/include/db.h.
I have bdb3 and bdb4 libraries on the same machine and the trick is to
make a symlink from the db.h you want to use to /usr/include/db.h.
Exim seems very happy with BDB 4.0.14, so I have '/usr/include/db.h ->
/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.0/include/db.h . If Exim wasn't happy with BDB
4.0, I'd simply redefine /usr/include/db.h to point to the bdb3 header
file.
Best,
Tony
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