On Thu, 2008-10-09 at 12:21 +0200, Julien Michielsen wrote: > (Sorry for earlier mail in which I showed my confusion that 0.14.x would > be newer than the pan-0.132-120.1-rpm I had installed) > Trying to install pan-0.133 I was not able to pass the configure-script. > It ended with the error message > checking for GMIME... configure: > error: Package requirements (gmime-2.0 >= 2.1.9) were not met: > > No package 'gmime-2.0' found > > However, I do have gmime installed: > rpm -q gmime > gmime-2.2.18-28.1 > and in addition libgmime-2_0-3 is installed. I noticed the gmime-package > has few interesting files (gmime-uudecode and gmime-uuencode), but still > it is the package it asked for. What else does it ask for? > Thanks
If you had built and installed a gmime package from source, you would probably have ended up with header files as well as libraries and executables installed. RedHat (or whatever similar rpm-based distribution you're using) typically splits the development files portion of a package out from the compiled binary, since many users will never compile packages from source. A quick search confirms that gmime-devel packages are also available, and probably need to be installed for pan to compile against. -Nathanael _______________________________________________ Pan-devel mailing list Pan-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-devel
