Artur Hecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >   Everyone installs things in different places, and expects the poor
> > 'configure' script to figure it all out <sigh>.
> 
> no, i don't expect it to find it. but i _do_ expect it to use the path
> i've just given to it as command-line parameter. in that case it
> shouldn't add any underpathes, the path should be used like it is, what
> do you think?

  It *is* using the path you give it.  That's not the problem.

  The problem is that the MySQL header files are *normally* in
<mysql/mysql.h>, as evidenced by the fact that this issue hasn't been
a problem for at least the past year.  So if you're running into a
problem, it's because the  mysql header files on your system are in a
different place than 90% of other peoples systems.

> >   So submit a patch.  Look at the rest of the 'configure.in' scripts
> > for examples of what to do.
> 
> sorry, i have no idea how to do so.

  Then I hope you'll understand that any fix might be pushed off into
the far future.

  Patching 'configure.in' scripts isn't too hard, especially small
ones, like in the rlm_sql_mysql directory.  There's simply small shell
scripts.

  Alan DeKok.

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