I will try this, but after I have failed to compile php, I tried to compile
a simple printf("Hello World!") with -lmidgard flag and it didn't work :(
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Boehme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 2:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [midgard] Compiling 1.4 beta 5 on MDK 7.1
"Kropivnitskiy, Dmitriy" wrote:
>
> I have a problem compiling the last beta on my MDK 7.1 system. After I
> compile midgard-lib I try to build midgard-php or mod_midgard and get
linker
> error saying that symbol mgd-sitegroups is not there. Do I do something
> wrong?
This happens when you don't follow the _exact_ order of configuration
and compiling, possibly after one step that failed. Try the following:
Delete everything and unpack anew or run at least make clean in all
directories and (to be sure) delete all config.cache files.
Then, start to compile lib either with or without sitegroups. Install
lib. Compile mod. Install mod. Compile php. Install php.
Note, only lib has a switch --without-sitegroups (or similar). But the
config scripts of mod and lib read this setting too!
If this doesn't help, then you have at least ruled out one possible
reason.
Frank
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