>According to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>> I've been fooling with htdig, trying to get the standard distribution of
>> the 3.2.0b3 version to compile and run on the newly arrived Mac OS X
>> Server 2.0. I've gotten stuck, and I'm a little out of my depth dealing
>> with Unix C++.
>>
>> I'm trying to upgrade a web server from Mac OS X Server 1.2 to Mac OS X
>> Server 2.0, and htdig is the final piece of the puzzle. I had previously
>> used version 3.1.5, compiled using instructions published on StepWise,
> > but those instructions don't seem to work with the new version of the OS.
>
>The instructions on StepWise refer to a patch which is 3.1.5 specific,
>so that part won't work, but I'd imagine the rest of the pointers in the
>article would be relevant. The changes in the patch are some that Geoff
>and I have carried forward into the 3.2 code, so it shouldn't be needed,
>but I can't say that there aren't other changes in 3.2 that won't work
>on Mac OS X.
>
>If you get down to specifics (on the list) about what errors you're running
>into, maybe someone will be able to make helpful suggestions.
The error that he is talking about (lack of "stream.h") is the same
one that I ran into under Mac OS X (personal, c.f. the "Bus error"
discussion earlier). This is not a surprise, as Mac OS X Server is
now based on the "personal" version of Mac OS X.
This is the error that Mac OS X Server produces when attempting to
follow the Stepwise instructions at
http://www.stepwise.com/Articles/Workbench/2000-02-26.01.html; it is
identical to the error that I ran into earlier with Mac OS X:
c++ -c
-DDEFAULT_CONFIG_FILE=\"/Local/Library/WebServer/htdig/conf/htdig.conf\"
-I../htlib -I../htcommon -I../db/dist -I../include -g -O2 String.cc
String.cc:14: stream.h: No such file or directory
make[1]: *** [String.o] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 1
Note that this was an attempt to use 3.1.5, as that it what the
stepwise instructions refer to, but it certainly appears to be the
same error.
Jerry
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