> > > > Attemtping to compile maildrop 2.0.1 without success. > > > > I start with a "make clean" > > > > then ./configure (with options...I can supply if needed) > > > > followed by a "make" and it fails. Log follows: > > > > > > You did not say which OS you are using. If Linux, which distro? > > > If you are using a Debian derivative or Debian, try compiling > the > > > Debian way > > > after running 'apt-get build-dep courier-maildrop'. Make sure > (if > > > you are > > > running Debian) that you obtain source for courier-maildrop and > not > > > for > > > "maildrop". They are two distinct packages. > > > > Sorry - I guess I didn't know that it would care... > > > > SuSE distribution 9.2 Professional > > Kernel Source 2.6.8-24 > > > > I could not use the packages that came from SuSE because of lack of > sql > > support, so postfix and courier are downloaded from courier-mta.org > as > > I recall... I was running maildrop 2.0 and it was suggested to go > to > > 2.0.1 and things have been downhill since then. Am I missing some > > packages ? > > You might be missing dependencies, but it looks as though you are > compiling as > root since you appear to be trying to compile maildrop in /usr/src > and that > is probably not a good thing to do. Compile it in your home > directory and > make sure to do a 'umask 0022' before you untar the package, again, > as an > ordinary user, not as root. > > http://www.courier-mta.org/ will tell you what you need to have > installed on > your system in order to compile maildrop. Look under "install". I > am not > familiar with SuSE and what I like about Debian is that it is easy to > fetch > the dependencies for packages when one uses Debian source packages.
First Try: In my own directory make clean (as me) ./config (as me) make (as me) same results 2nd Try: In my own directory make clean (as me) ./config (as me) su root - (and then "cd" to my own directory) make (as root) same results 3rd Try: In my own directory make clean (as me) ./config (as me) su root - (and then "cd" to my own directory) make clean (as root) make (as root) same results I re-read the www.courier-mta.org install and it's sure not obvious what I'm missing. It looks like I have all the correct modules. I am working with maildrop-2.0.1.tar.bz2 dated 23-Sep-2005 and NOT the development version. In my usual state...stuck. ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log files for problems? Stop! Download the new AJAX search engine that makes searching your log files as easy as surfing the web. DOWNLOAD SPLUNK! http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=7637&alloc_id=16865&op=click _______________________________________________ Courier-imap mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-imap
