Hi Thx for this answer. I usually use the ports, but if you want to test a new version that is not yet in the ports or test a beta one, it's not possible. (the time for a program appears in the ports is about 1 or 2 days and when you have a security hole, it's too long).
I speak about my problem because with the other programs (apache, bind, sendmail, proftpd, pureftp, php, mysql, ...) I don't have any problem when I do the "make install" Thanks Stephane On Saturday, 15 March, 2003 at 09:32:22 +0100, Narrowstream wrote: > Hello all, > > The problem is the same with qpopper 4.0.4 and the last 4.0.5 > > I work on FreeBSD 4.7. with sendmail 8.12.8 > > Here is the installation problem : > [...] Hi, in FreeBSD U should compile and install qpopper with ports system. If you want the latest version, 4.0.5 then you have to update your ports tree via cvs then: # cd /usr/ports/mail/qpopper && make install clean So you should have qpopper installed smoothly. If you compile from source in freebsd often you get errors like that because standard configure script doesn't respect FreeBSD organization of filesystems. Using ports instead you will apply all patches needed for a smooth compilation and installation in FreeBSD environment. Hoping this is useful for U... Regards, Andrea -- noetheriano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> KeyID: 1024D/9BBF5777 Fingerprint: EB68 5AC0 F0E5 8B24 5777 72CC D4AC 3B36 9BBF 5777 PubKey: http://www.bsdpower.org/~noeth/noethgpgkey.asc
