[...] I figure there's like an Officially Correct Way to resolve this. Suggestions?
-roy
On Friday, Jun 6, 2003, at 15:57 US/Central, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Roy S. Rapoport writes:
I've seen this happen in other applications that stupidly expect Sleepycat to at least attempt to keep their API consistent between versions*.
You are correct. This is a result of Sleepycat changing the API in 4.1.
BDB 4.0 will be correct.
While I trust Sam to be right about "using BDB 4.0" being alright...
I'll point out that the more often suggested option (by Sam, and repeated by others) is to install GDBM instead (whose API doesn't change like Sleepycat's), since configure uses it in preference to BDB anyway.
That should save you one (1) downgrade. =)
-jab
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