Hello,

I found the source of my problem - my test system had development version of 
libmysql and mysql 5.4 beta installed, for some reason configure didn't like 
one (or both) of them, but it failed silently without disabling the server part 
of the code. 
I removed both packages and replaced them with official stable versions from 
the Ubuntu repository. After that compilation process 
finished without any problems. I also tested basic functionality - creating 
project, adding a test app, managing versions, running daemons, 
scheduler/feeder and the website code - everything seems to work, at least 
there are no major/critical bugs breaking something up completely (tested on 
revision 19283). This is what I wanted to know - a friend of mine has serious 
problems setting up the server on Ubuntu, after looking at his error messages 
at first I thought that it must be a bug in the server code, now I know that it 
has to be something else.

Btw, why the server_status page is protected against unauthorized access with 
auth_ops() ? 

/TJM

On Tue, 6 Oct 2009 17:29:32 +0200
 Gabor Gombas <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Mon, Oct 05, 2009 at 10:31:01PM +0200, Slawomir 
>Rzeznicki wrote:
>> I upgraded sources to 19249 and the build error during 
>>'make' is gone. 
>> However, the server still does not work on Ubuntu 9.04.
>> Everything seems to be fine, compilation (_autosetup, 
>>configure --disable-client --disable-manager, make) 
>>finishes without errors. 
>> But when I tried to create a test project, I realized 
>>that some tools are missing. For example, make_project 
>>complains about missing crypt_prog. As far as I know it 
>>should be in the ./lib inside source tree. 
>> I compiled the same revision on another machine (Debian 
>>4), and once again everything is fine, all components 
>>were build successfully and everything seems to be 
>>working.
>> 
>> What should I do next to find what's wrong on Ubuntu ? 
>
>Compare the configure/make output from the two machines 
>and look for
>differences.
>
>Gabor
>
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>                 Hungarian Academy of Sciences
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