On Thu, 10 Oct 2002 at 10:26am, Zhen Liu wrote
> So, the output of ./configure is below:
*snip*
> checking for gawk... (cached) gawk
> checking whether make sets ${MAKE}... (cached) yes
This isn't the first time you've run configure (see all the cached
entries).
> checking for ufsdump... (cached) /sbin/dump
> checking for ufsrestore... (cached) /sbin/restore
Err, that's odd.
> checking for xfsdump... (cached) /sbin/xfsdump
> checking for xfsrestore... (cached) /sbin/xfsrestore
When I configure a fresh download of amanda 2.4.3 on a Linux box, with
XFS, I get this:
checking for ufsdump... no
checking for dump... /sbin/dump
checking for ufsrestore... no
checking for restore... /sbin/restore
checking whether /sbin/dump supports -E or -S for estimates... S
checking for xfsdump... /sbin/xfsdump
checking for xfsrestore... /sbin/xfsrestore
configure: warning: *** xfsdump causes the setuid-root rundump program to
be enabled
configure: warning: *** to disable it, just #undef XFSDUMP in
config/config.h
I think your cache is getting in the way. Start from scratch -- the
easiest way would be to download a fresh tarball from amanda.org, unpack
it, and have at it.
Post the output of *that* first configure...
--
Joshua Baker-LePain
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Duke University
