On Mon, 28 May 2012, Kaplan, Andrew H. wrote:
> The operating system is the CentOS 6.2 64-bit distribution.
Based on what I'm reading from you and from Wolfgang, I am
beginning to sense that there's something going wrong during the
"./configure --enable-idoutils" phase. If you don't see lines
like these:
Event Broker: yes
ido2db lockfile: ${prefix}/var/ido2db.lock
ido sockfile: ${prefix}/var/ido.sock
idomod tempfile: ${prefix}/var/idomod.tmp
Build IDOUtils: libdbi, instance_name=default
in the ./configure output, something is likely erroring out and
keeping ido2db from being built (although how you have ido2db
and not idomod.so remains a mystery).
I'd like to second Michael's comment about packages. Pre-built
packages make it *much* easier to maintain things than custom-
building does. Since packages exist for your OS, I would strongly
encourage using them unless you're making tweaks to the source or
need to install somewhere other than the package default.
Cheers!
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