Hello,
This should be fixed in 1.2.4a release - go try it out.
Daniell Freed �����(�):
>
> I just downloaded and installled aspseek 1.2.3 today. I followed a previous thread
>about needed gcc 2.95.3 (because this is on a Mandrake 7.1 box), so I downloaded that
>and installed it. Using gcc 2.95.3, I compiled aspseek without any problems.
>
> Now when I try to run searchd -D I get the following error:
>
> Can't load DB driver: /usr/local/aspseek/lib/libmysqldb-1.2.3.so: undefined symbol:
>cerr
>
> Does anyone know what I may have done wrong? My biggest doubt about the install
>process was when I recompiled gcc. It compiled OK (it took a long time) and I
>installed it to /usr/local/. Then before configuring aspseek I set my path to look
>in /usr/local/sbin and usr/local/bin before anyplace else for binaries. Do I need to
>do something else to be sure that I am using all of the new gcc stuff over any older
>libraries? I don't really want to have to try to overwrite all of my default gcc
>binaries and libraries just to install this (if it comes to that I'll upgrade to
>Mandrake 8).
>
> Anyone have any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
>
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