[Attempting to post onto Cc:d lists that bounced my reply.] Kurt Reimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think that all Dave Love means is that the BerkeleyDB is > not part of the default distribution for most sysV-like Unixes. (It IS > part of the standard BSD distributions, I think.) db is in the base distribution of all systems on which I've tried to use Cfengine (like Solaris). It just isn't a version against which cfengine will build. > Does the cfexecd program need to use any code from the > BerkeleyDB libraries in order to act as a wrapper for launching > cfagent or other cfengine programs? If it does and these libraries are > in a non-standard place, then cfexecd would not be able to tell itself > about that non-standard location via its "-L" switch. I think that's > what Dave means by "cfexecd -L isn't useful", though I'm not prepared > to agree at this point, not having walked through the source. That is what I mean, but it would seem polite to check before concurring someone's talking a degree of nonsense. _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
