Hi, > > Doesn't look like it... > > Not a too common OS unfortunately, except in Telecom environments.
in my old workplace, Tru64 cluster servers were the main un*x systems for the scientists. some great FPU ability. also, Tru64 clustering is nice. > The errors are a lot different. First it complained that ldap libraries > were not present. Then when the iPlanet ones were installed, it refused to > compile. I then installed openldap 2.1.22, and everyting seems fine. ..i was about to suggest OpenLDAP when i saw the first part of this paragraph > When compiling the main part, it complains that one should compile with > -pthreads (eventhoug I specifically told it to disable threads with > --disable-thread option to ./configure) if you've already run configure, you may very well have to remove older attempts... make clean rm config.cache or just rm -rf /place/hwre/it/is/freeradius tar -xzvf freeradius.tar.gz etc. you get the picture. > ----------------------------------------------^ > cc: Error: misc.c, line 60: In this statement, "gethostbyaddr_r" expects 5 > arguments, but 8 are supplied. (toomanyargs) > if (gethostbyaddr_r((char *)&ipaddr, sizeof(struct in_addr), ooh. nice. are you using the system includes, or GCC includes? Which GCC did you put onto the system..the Compaq/HP supplied one, or a self-built from source GCC? > The compiler used is the standard compiler shiped with 5.1B. for some things, the compaq/hp cc is fine. but for many many projects i had to use gcc instead. very easy to intermingle such stuff. alan - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See http://www.freeradius.org/list/users.html
