Hi,
I have been for a couple of days now trying to get OpenCA-0.9.1.7 installed on OpenBSD3.4 (sparc64).
After tweaking the coonfigure options a couple of times I do manage to compile and install but,, The first thing that happens is: /usr/bin/perl:/usr/local/libdata/perl5/site_perl/sparc64-openbsd/auto/Locale/gettext/gettext.so: undefined symbol 'textdomain' lazy binding failed!
I have made the conclusion that this line from the compliation is the problem. gmake[4]: Entering directory `/tmp/openca-0.9.1.7/src/modules' Note (probably harmless): No library found for -lintl
OpenBSD uses -lintl. So it must be present on your system.
Through google I found some discussion about autoconf and -lintl but no matter how much I try I cannot get make to find it.
By commenting out textdomain and setlocal I can initialize the database, create key and sign certificates but "Rebuild CA chain" hangs and I haven't figured out where that gettext problem is coming from.
I tried 0.9.2-RC1 but the compliation crashes!
I there any way to set -lintl in the source before compliation?
Where does libintl.so be installed on your system? Usually it is in /usr/local/lib on OpenBSD. If this is the case but -lintl doesn't work then please check your environment. You can configure the library environment by setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH. I don't know where the default path is defined on OpenBSD (perhaps there is a /etc/ld.so.conf).
Perl is part of OpenBSD base aclocal aswell but aclocal-1.6 is not found
The question is which version of aclocal is installed but a later call to aclocal by a makefile means that I made a mistake before the release because I forget to touch the configure files.
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