Hi Alan,
thanks for quick reply. But I realy don't understand why are you attacking
me?! Maybe is that feeling caused by my poor english but ... NO I don't
want start an fight ... no one is interested in reading that stuf.
The reason for that multiple versions is realy simple in OpenLDAP 2.0.6
was correctly working SSL and in 2.0.7 for some strange reason no ... if
I wan't keep production system running on 100% all time. I need check for
all posible problems before upgrading them. So on my workstation are
instaled OpenLDAPs from 2.0.6 to 2.0.8, some version of Mozilla LDAP SDK
and Netscape LDAP SDK from 3.0 to 4.11 my work realy requires that.
Lots of well known software like Apache, OpenLDAP, PHP ... allows me
specify path where some kind of libs are installed, so why not FreeRadius?
I understand you provide this for free, you don't want to support stupid
users ... no problem. I wasnt saing that you are doing something wrong.
I told that I don't need help, I just want to inform you that someone
other might have similar problems with configure scripts you wrote.
Have a nice weekend
Jan Tomasek aka Semik
http://tomasek.cz/
On Sat, 28 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't have installed OpenLDAP on 'standard' place, I've diferent
> > versions installed under /usr/local/openldap-2.0.x
>
> You have *multiple* versions installed at the same time? That's
> "creative".
>
> > I want only report this problem, maybe someone of developers should add
> > this feature ... I studied it and in file
> > src/modules/rlm_ldap/configure.in is needed more smart
> > AC_SMART_CHECK_INCLUDE(lber.h) ...
>
> No. If you have includes/libs installed in a non-system standard
> place, then it's *your* system that's at fault. If you have
> *multiple* versions of include files and libraries installed, then
> it's *your* system that's at fault.
>
> The AC_SMART_CHECK_INCLUDE tries a number of methods to find the
> include file. One is locate. If AC_SMART_CHECK_INCLUDE doesn't work,
> then either you don't have locate, or the includes aren't in the
> locate database.
>
> Now, maybe the configure scripts should take arguments to set the
> ldap includes && lib directories, but that's a different suggestion.
>
>
> I'm sorry to sound so harsh, but the method used by FreeRADIUS works
> for most people, most of the time. It's impossible for us (the
> developers) to write configure scripts which will work across *all*
> systems, and across *all* weirdness set up by local system admins.
>
> I will try to fix the various modules to allow the top-level
> configure to set the module include/lib directories. That may help to
> give you the ability to work around your multiple installations.
>
> Alan DeKok.
>
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