> > You need to pass --libdir=/usr/local/openldap/lib64 on the %configure
> > line.
>
> Tried that, but the same error occurred.
I did not mean that literally, sorry for the confusion. What I meant is that
you muss pass the equivalent of --libdir=/usr/local/openldap/lib64 by using
--libdir=%{_libdir}, which is a special RPM built-in macro.
What this means is that your ~/.rpmmacros file is either incorrect or
non-existent.
~/.rpmmacros must exist before attempting to (re)build RPM packages, and it
must be correct. That is not optional.
Sample, working .rpmmacros file:%HOME %{expand:%%(echo
$HOME)}%_topdir %{HOME}/devel/rpms%__printf
/usr/bin/printf%MY_BASE opt/openldap%__python
/%{MY_BASE}/bin/python%_defaultdocdir /%{MY_BASE}/share/doc%_prefix
/%{MY_BASE}%_sysconfdir /etc/%{MY_BASE}%_mandir
/%{MY_BASE}/share/man%_infodir /%{MY_BASE}/share/info%_localstatedir
/var/%{MY_BASE}
The above .rpmmacros file is configured to comply with the Linux Standards Base
("LSB") Filesystem Hierachy Standard ("FHS") I mentioned earlier.
You should rebuild openldap RPM with the above .rpmmacros file sitting in your
home directory. With it, the %{_libdir} macro should be set correctly by RPM,
and it will be passed on the %configure line correctly; however, you might
still need to append to, or override CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, and LDFLAGS,
depending on whether the ./configure script works correctly or not.
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