On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 09:57:41PM +0000, Rajesh Fowkar wrote:
>
> rblcheck.o: In function `do_rblcheck':
> /home/rajesh/tmp/compile/blackmail-0.31.pre5/rblcheck.c:173: undefined
> reference to `__res_query'
[snipped]
> /home/rajesh/tmp/compile/blackmail-0.31.pre5/dulcheck.c:182: undefined
> reference to `__res_query'
> dulcheck.o:/home/rajesh/tmp/compile/blackmail-0.31.pre5/dulcheck.c:198:
> more undefined references to `__res_query' follow
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
> make: *** [blackmail] Error 1
> rajesh@debian:~/tmp/compile/blackmail-0.31.pre5$
>
> Were you successful in compiling blackmail ? Which version ?
>
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o These are undefined references error ... need to set up your
compile time switches for gcc with -lresolv.
o I was successful
o blackmail-0.31.pre5 compiled without error ...
o Steps are:
a) $perl Configure auto
b) To the prompt "Use embedded perl ?" Choose No. Buggy!
b) A file called Makefile.tmpl will be created
c) Edit this file. In the last line add:
LDLIBS= -lresolv
d) $make
e) #make install (or checkinstall)
HTH
Bish
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