you can change where the ./configure script looks for include files and libraries (if they are in non-standard locations). this is a general autconf trick which might be helpful compiling other packages too.
% CFLAGS="-I/home2/globus/XXX/include" \ CPPFLAGS="-I/home2/globus/XXX/include" \ LDFLAGS="-L/home2/globus/XXX/lib" \ ./configure --with-gmetad should do the trick (or something close to this). good luck. let us know if you have any more problems. -- matt Today, Krishna Kumar wrote forth saying... > Hi, > I tried to install ganglia on my AIX machine.. > > All my installations are under my home directory "/home2/globus/XXX" > > I installed the "RRDTOOLS" & am having the librrd.a & rrd.h files.. I'm > running the whole installation as a different user (globus) & not as ROOT. > > When I do the "./configure --with-gmetad --disable-shared --enable-static " > > it does all the steps and then breaks saying : > > " > ---- > ---- > > checking for rrd_create in -lrrd ... no > > you have chosen to compile the monitoring core with gmetad but librrd.a > couldn't be found .... " > > > I tried to put these files in "/usr/local", "/usr/include" also.. but still > getting the same errors.. > > Could anyone please help.. > > Thx.. > > Regards, > Krishna > >
