Hi all,
I have kicked "build system" to ass. It looks pretty good now.
Everything build fine and smooth.
these issue are solved:
- krb5 and kdb plugins install automatically
- all patches are applied during build
- fix krb5-config
Manual workaround:
There is one issue still. You have to remove (temporarily)
/usr/lib/libkrb5.so* and /usr/lib/[amd64,sparcv9]/libkrb5.so* before
you'll build kerberos.
Why? Stefan explains here ...
< qoute Stefan >
Build Issues:
On Solaris, there exists a krb5 library in /usr/lib (and the corresponding
/usr/lib/${ARCH64}), named libkrb5.so.1. Its SONAME is libkrb5.so.1
This library creates a problem when building MIT Kerberos 5, which
also has a libkrb5.so library, but its SONAME is libkrb5.so.3. MIT
Kerberos 5's build system does not use libtool (fortunately), so
the linking is done against -lkrb5. If the MIT Kerberos 5 build system
picks up the Sun libkrb5.so.1 during linking, the result is not good:
there will be undefined symbols, because the two versions of this library
are not 100% compatible with each other. None of the MIT Kerberos 5
executables link directly against libkrb5.so: only shared libraries
do. Therefore, you will not see any link-time failures.
Workaround: while building MIT Kerberos 5, temporarily move the
Sun libkrb5.so.1 to some other location where it cannot be found.
After MIT Kerberos 5 has been built, you can move this library back
to its initial place: the SONAME binding now requires libkrb5.so.3,
and the Sun Kerberos 5 library will not be picked up.
</quote Stefan
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