I have downloaded the CVS files and tried building FreeRADIUS under Cygwin, and I'm all the way down to the build step where it attempts to make radiusd.exe (the daemon itself). Unfortunately, it blows up on something quite simple: undefined _crypt reference. Now, there's a -crypt flag in the gcc line, libcrypt.a exists in /lib and /usr/lib (they're the same in Cygwin), and all I can guess is that the autoconf generated files are a bit out of date/sync.
I've tried modifying Make.inc at the root level to include all possibly necessary info, but still no go. I am currently rerunning configure after having run autoconf to regenerate it, but I'm afraid my experience with automake/autoconf/etc. is limited. I'm an old dinosaur when it comes to Makefiles and my experience is limited to the older, more manual approach I'm afraid. I'm tinkering with code once again, and thes scripts look like quite an improvement for those looking to build on multiple systems, but I just don't have much experience with them yet.
I'm so close I can smell it, but just not there yet. If you have any advice on how to make sure the build files (configure, Makefiles, etc.) are as up-to-date as possible, please advise. Note that results of
$ cygcheck -c autoconf automake m4
Cygwin Package Information
Package Version Status
autoconf 2.59-1 OK
automake 1.7.9-1 OK
m4 1.4-1 OKThis is as up-to-date as it gets in the Cygwin world, so hopefully we're not too far behind.
Frank Seesink wrote:
Alan,
Thanks very much. I'll pull down the files from CVS first chance I get and let you know how things go.
Alan DeKok wrote:
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The latest CVS snapshot has had all references to inet_pton() and inet_ntop() removed. Until the server supports IPv6 completely, they're not needed.
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