Martijn van Oosterhout wrote:
> What OS is this? libpq depends on krb5, that's true, but they should
> have both been installed already. (You don't need the develeopment
> header, just the runtime lib).

At least on Fedora you will probably need the dev package, as it 
contains the library you link against as well as the headers. The
runtime package only works for programs that are already linked.

In this case the problem is more a lack of "-lkrb5" on the command line 
anyway - he may well have the library but he isn't linking against it 
and presumably his libpq.so isn't pulling it in for some reason.

Tom

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Tom Hughes ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://www.compton.nu/

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