On Thu, Sep 24, 2020 at 08:45:51AM +0200, filbar--- via blfs-support wrote:
> Hello,
> my output is:
> --------------------------------------------
>  nm /usr/lib/libsoftokn3.so  | grep sqlite 
>                  U sqlite3_bind_blob@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_bind_int@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_bind_text@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_busy_timeout@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_close@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_column_blob@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_column_bytes@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_column_int@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_column_text@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_exec@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_file_control@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_finalize@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_free@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_mprintf@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_open_v2@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_prepare_v2@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_reset@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_step@@SQLITE_3
>                  U sqlite3_temp_directory@@SQLITE_3
> --------------------------------------------
> Thanks,
> Filip Bartmann
> 
 *please* don't top post.

To summarise, your items are all @SQLITE3, for the rest of us that
version specification is missing.

From
http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/blfs-support/2015-June/076782.html

Armin's suggestion to a similar problem was that nss had been built
with its bundled sqlite instead of the system version.

Looking at my own log for nss-3.56, the only references to sqlite
are a lot of ' -lsqlite3 '.  If you logged your build, I assume it
showed sqlite code from (nss/)libsqlite/sqlite3.c getting compiled.

If that is right, the question then becomes: why do the book's
commands, particularly the last line, not work on your system ?

Pierre already suggested that you force that setting, but in the
meantime, what do you get if you run
 [ -f /usr/include/sqlite3.h ] && echo NSS_USE_SYSTEM_SQLITE=1
?  It ought to echo that setting of the envvar.

Perhaps for some reason sqlite did not actually get installed ?
Alternatively, perhaps a backslash on an earlier line in nss was
missed ?

ĸen
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