On Feb 28, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Steve White wrote:
Hi, I'm building gt4.0.6 on a system where I don't have root, and can't easily have system software changed. The distro zlib is too old. The system is some Scientific Linux with /etc/redhat-release Scientific Linux SL release 4.3 (Beryllium)So I built and installed my own version 1.2.3 in /opt/zlib; I checked thatll the files are present and available. Then I configured Globus with --with-zlib=/opt/globus/zlib/ The build failed just as before, complaining about the zlib version (see below). So then I tried --without-zlib-version-check No change. I also tried going to the source-trees/gsi_openssh directory, where the problem appears to happen, and configure and build there directly. It builds in that directory. But when I then go back and re-start the Globus build, it fails as before. Please point out my silly mistake, or give me a work around! TIA! --------------------------------------------$ ./configure --prefix=$GLOBUS_LOCATION --enable-prewsmdss -- enable-drs --enable-i18n --without-zlib-version-check --with- zlib=/opt/globus/zlib/ --with-iodbc=/opt/globus/iodbc/ --with- buildopts="-verbose" --with-flavor="gcc64dbg" --with- gsiopensshargs="--with-pam --with-md5-passwords --with-tcp-wrappers"
My hunch would be to stick the zlib-related options into the --with- gsiopensshargs value, but I've not tried that.
Joe
