>Number: 1780 >Category: config >Synopsis: mod_dbm error >Confidential: no >Severity: non-critical >Priority: medium >Responsible: apache >State: open >Class: support >Submitter-Id: apache >Arrival-Date: Sat Feb 7 05:30:00 PST 1998 >Last-Modified: >Originator: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Organization: apache >Release: 1.2.4 >Environment: Linux Kernel 2.0.30 gnu compiler 2.7 Apache 1.2.4 >Description: I'm using dbmmanage for authentification. With apache 1.2.bx all works fine. Now compiling apache 1.2.4 it doesn't. I get an error message: lib ldbm not found. First I tried to add -lgdbm ,that's the lib I found on my system, to the Configure file in section Extra Lib. That didn't work. The result was the same error. Then I add LIBS = -ldgbm to the Makefile. The compilation worked fine. Then I compiled dbmmanage from the support directory. All seemed to be o.k. Then I ran the dbmmage program. A file users was built. I thougt that there should be two files, users.dir and users.pac. I informed myself and read, that gdbm builts only one file, not two. That seems to be alright. Then I ran netscape gold. Authentification doesn't work. Why this ? In error log there were two messages: 1. Users file can't be opened. 2. User not found. So I took my old files made with apache 1.2.bx users.dir and users.pac with the same configuration in hosts.conf, access.conf and srm.conf. Now all works. Authentification is fine. How can I built a users.pac and users.dir with Apache 1.2.4 dbmmanage? Why is there only one file users, and not two? Is it my perl 5.004 that causes this error? Do I have to compile perl 5.004 with lib gdbm? Is this the problem? It's compiled with Anydbm-Modul. I can't find lgdbm only Anydbm. I tried many things finding the error. So I now ask you, perhaps someone can help me. Many thanks CU Getzkow Bettina >How-To-Repeat:
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