On Thursday 05 September 2002 06:52, you wrote: > :-) > : > > 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.
I started using the freeradius last July and I have same problem with you. It found the lib but not the include directory so the headers not found. To work arround with these... I created a link named mysql inside in the directory of include. I'm inside the directory of /usr/local/mysql/include then I do this command, ln -s ../include mysql these only work with this option --with-mysql-include-dir=/usr/local/mysql/include or create a link inside the directory of your mysql name mysql link to include directory but your option look like these... --with-mysql-include-dir=/usr/local/mysql To test if work do it first inside the mysql module directory the configure command. I'm not a programmer so please dont ask me about the that module, Im still a student learning system administration.. I really admire all the programmer who build the freeradius program. Thanks ador - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
