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> It *is* using the path you give it. That's not the problem. well, it does add "mysql" to it. > 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. ok, i understand what you are saying but i didn't install mysql in some weird place. if you want to know, i did ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/mysql, make, make install during the mysql installation like i do with most installations before beginning to resolve problems :-) there was nothing special and it is installed like it should be, in /usr/local/mysql. perhaps it's my mistake and the header files aren't in the include subdir of that path? at least, the mysql.h is there :-) > > > 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. never demanded a patch, i wanted a small hint, nothing more. > Patching 'configure.in' scripts isn't too hard, especially small > ones, like in the rlm_sql_mysql directory. There's simply small shell > scripts. i will give it a look tomorrow, i'm just not very experienced with all this configure stuff. somehow it's newer than me :-) ciao artur -- Artur Hecker artur[at]hecker.info - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
