I believe you understood correctly. Allow me to explain more
explicitly. When you install a library package with Yum (for example
zlib), you generally only get the binary library .so files. This is
all you need to run an application linked to those libraries.
However, compiling a package from
: [Aide] install using centos rpm
I think that I did not make something clear and that I should clear it up
immediately.
I started by installing an rpm version of aide.
sudo yum install aide
when I ran aide --init
this is when I got
Caught SIGBUS/SEGV while mmaping. File was truncated while
I re-ran configure using what you said:
./configure --without-mmap
and the following output was seen:
Checking for deflate in : lz ... no
Configure: error: You don't have zlib properly installed. Install it or try
--with-out-zlib.
I am using Centos 6.5, 64 bit. I have zlib installed for
James,
Generally speaking, when a package build system complains about a missing
library, it is looking for the -devel version of it. You may want to check
the CentOS packaging system for a zlib-devel and libcrypt-devel or something
similar.
Regards,
Keith Constable
On 13 Mar 2014, at
