Hi,

 >>  What you're doing should work. I just tested it on a Solaris 9 machine
(I
>>don't have a Solaris 10 machine handy) and it produced a libdkim.so as
>>expected.
>>
>>Please try the following steps:
>>
>>1) "cd" into your libdkim directory
>>2) type "script"
>>3) type "sh Build -c"
>>4) type "exit"
>>5) Post the contents of the "typescript" file thus produced and your
>>devtools/Site/site.config.m4 file to the list.

       Thanks for the clarifications and help rendered to solve the problem.
But still, i'm unable to build the dynamic version.:(

 I just did the following on downloading the dkim-milter.2.8.1 version.

1) Copied site.config.m4 into devtools/Site.
2) Enabled options for debugging , shared library, and future release.
3) type script
4)type "sh Build -c"
5) exit.

I'm attaching the contents of typescript andd devtools/Site/site.config.m4
file. (Last 2 files attached)

But, i couldn't build even the static library by this process. Error came.

Then, found out that, the compiler required is "cc" and not "gcc". Because
previoulsy when errors came while building static version i changed "gcc" to
"cc" and was giving sh Build and built the static library.

So, i made changes in devtools/OS/SunOS.5.10.

Changed define(`confCC', `gcc') to define(`confCC', `cc') . And gave sh
Build -c option.

Still, errors were coming.

I will attach the contents of typescript and devtools/Site/site.config.m4
file. (First 2 files being attached)

So, please help me out. And found out that, in the Makefile, changes are
there for building .so version.

So, please give me the path to clear the errors and build both static and
dynamic versions of the library please.

Thanks,
Deiva Shanmugam

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