I rebuilt using RPM's and what-do-you-know... it works.  Thank you!  Thank you!

I am wondering why a source "make" didn't work though. Even more worrisome was the lack of any kind of logged error. From what I've seen searching this list it doesn't appear there's any "debug logging" for esmtp or delivery which can be enabled. That sure would help!

Thanks again for the help!

        mike

Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Mike Cooper writes:

Hi Sam,


Yes, that's me.

Please stop top-posting.

It's very rude.

I'm not sure I understand your suggestion on building/install RPMs. What does that process do that "make install/install-configure" doesn't?


Quite a bit.

It makes sure that all necessary libraries are present.

It prevents you from accidentally overwriting files installed by some other package on your system. And it will also prevent some other package, that's installed later, from overwriting and blowing away any file installed by this package.

It automatically records all dependencies needed by the package, thus preventing you from accidentally removing a required library or a module, and breaking everything. A subsequent upgrade to a new release of WS will automatically install any legacy compatibility packages that may be required, and are avialble.

It automatically installs all necessary startup and shutdown scripts.

I would have loved to use "off the shelf" RPMs, but I couldn't locate any for RHEL4 x86_64.


Is it really that difficult to execute:

rpmbuild -ta courier-authlib-<version>.tar.bz2
rpm -i courier-authlib<version>.<arch>.rpm \
      courier-authlib-devel-<version>.<arch>.rpm \
      courier-authlib-<subpackage>…
rpmbuild -ta courier-<version>.tar.bz2
rpm -i courier-<version>.<arch>.rpm \
      courier-<subpackage>…


?



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