I'm fairly sure that OpenAFS will still build on RH 5.2, except i
don't know if there is support in there for Linux 2.0. Feel free to
try using my 6.2 SPEC-file with OpenAFS 1.0.1.
Otherwise, I'd suggest you convince your 5.2 users to upgrade to
software which is less than two-years out-of-date.
-derek
"Neulinger, Nathan R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Transarc discontinued support for Redhat 5.2 and the old glibc based
> distributions. Unfortunately, we've still got a few machines running that.
> Do you know if there was any technical reason that the old glibc had to be
> abandoned or was it simply a case of 'building for the current stuff'.
>
> Alternatively, is it possible to build the linux afs tools and afsd staticly
> linked?
>
> -- Nathan
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