On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Philipp Rotmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thanks for the suggestions, but ..
>
> On 10.11.99 (22:46), Jason Thaxter wrote:
> > You do have the files; it's just a matter of config...
> >
> > ldconfig -rpath /var/lib/mysql/lib/mysql
>
> Well, ldconfig does not have the option -rpath; I tried -l
> (specifying a single library) and failed.
Hm... my ldconfig does, but that's on freebsd
Your version should have an option for adding directories to the search
path....
>
> > or, try the same thing you already tried, but extend the path to
> > /var/lib/mysql/lib/mysql, if that's really where the libraries are on your
> > system. (that's why I sometimes don't 'get' linux [dons flamesuit])
>
> I already tried this as well, without effect. About the strange
> path: This was just my choice in the mysql installation due to
> limited diskspace on my /usr/local partition (which itself is
> due to my mistakes when partitioning the harddisk :-)).
>
>
> Now I just tried to copy libmysqlclient.so into /lib/ and it
> worked ... but a few seconds later, while running make, the same
> mistake emerged again as "internal.h:25: mysql.h: No such file
> or directory" -- configure just seems not to be able to find my mysql
> files though I did set the right --with-mysql=... option ... but why?
You'd have to copy the correct include file as well...
>
> Any more suggestions?
>
>
> Bye,
> phr
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