On 09-Aug-99 bob evinger opined:
>
> I am attempting to compile and getting the following
> from proxy_tap.c
> linux/netlink.h no such file.
>
> I am using redhat 5.2. There is a netlink.h in my kernel
> source directory but not in the standard include paths.
> What am I missing.
Make a symlink from where it is to where it needs to be.
> I also attempted to use the precompiled rpm but ran into
> libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.0) is needed by diald-0.99.1-3
You can use the --nodeps option and it will work. This happens to e
pretty often when someone makes an rpm that looks someplace other than
the standard install area, or looks at the standard or I have it in a
non-standard place. I've yet to have one fail with --nodeps because
when the program runs it makes a call for the library, rather than
looking in a particular place for it. It's just the rpm that's
braindead.
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