okay... I think my next step is to do a fresh OpenSUSE Install. This is not as drastic as it might sound. Here is where I have been and what I want to do:
My wife and I are starting a webdev business together on the side. During the day, I work writing tech support processes for cable modem, tv and phone + voip tech support agents. I have a ton of experience working with linux but not so much in coding. We were looking at different groupware solutions but none work out for us. Our data is safely on LVM/seperate harddrives, so we have been playing musical distributions trying to get this to work with different solutions. Distro wise, we tried Ubuntu, Debian and Slackware. Appwise We've tried OpenXchange, Zimbra, Egroupware, vtiger and Bongo, nothing matches what we really want which is to have something that works with outlook so in the future if the business takes off we can hire temps with a minimal of training overhead. Either its too big or too small and not flexible enough. This install of Opensuse already had installed (then botched) Zimbra, Funambol, and Simple Groupware. So, I'm going to start yet another clean install tonight, so I can tell you exactly which packages I needed and what I ran into from SuSE. I genuinely want to contribute to the success of this project. I think I could contribute in the form of documentation. I was very frustrated last night, but I'm not giving up. I may try 10.3 All the best, tim. On 10/4/07, Brad Hards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Thursday 04 October 2007 14:33, Tim Pintsch wrote: > > > professorx:/home/tim/ochange # make > > > Linking libmapi.so.0.4 > > > /usr/lib/gcc/i586-suse-linux/4.1.2/../../../../i586-suse-linux/bin/ld: > > > cannot find -lsamba-socket > > > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status > > > make: *** [libmapi.so.0.4 ] Error 1 > > > professorx:/home/tim/ochange # > > > > I followed most of the instructions. > There are two reasons I can think of for this: > 1. The linker isn't looking in the right directory. > 2. The linker is looking in the right directory, but can't find an > appropriately named directory. > > I'm really not sure why it is even trying to link to samba-socket. Maybe > the > version of samba4 you have isn't the same as mine (which comes from SVN). > > Sorry I can't suggest a solution. > > Jelmer/Julien: The "quiet" settings in the Makefile.in are nice for people > who > don't have problems with the build, but make it almost impossible to > diagnose > build problems. Can we take out all the "@" suppressions? > > Brad > >
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