Hello Martin, There is another option. You can link it statically by adding the -- enable-static --enable-shared=no parameters. Additionally you would need to add the list of modules that you would like to get compiled within the main library. For instance:
--enable-static-module=file,fcgi,proxy or, in case you wanted to statically compile the whole thing: --enable- static-module=all. The error that you reported was quite 'unusual', so I'm not sure whether this will work or not (hopefully it will). Good luck! :-) On 12-nov-08, at 15:03, Martín Melado wrote: >> Umh, that is not good, and should not happen! (And what's stranger, >> does not happen with the packages I've tested it with). Are you sure >> your tree was cleaned by your compiled files? > > I did a 'sudo make uninstall' before installing the packages you told > me, and it seems it deleted everything. > Shouldn't it be enough? > > Btw, if it is useful, when using the repositories you told me, these > packages were installed: > > cherokee file libcherokee-base0 libcherokee-client0 > libcherokee-config0 libcherokee-server0 libdb4.5 libmagic1 > libsqlite3-0 mime-support python python-minimal python2.5 python2.5- > minimal > > If you need me to test something in my NSLU2, just ask. I am willing > to help. Anyway, tonight (GMT+1 time) I will try again with the > cleanest environment I can get, just to be sure. > > PS: Sorry Gunnar, I sent you my reply instead to the list... > > -- > Martín Melado > _______________________________________________ > Cherokee mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee -- Octality http://www.octality.com/ _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
