2009/11/10 Tom Montague <[email protected]>: > Hi Michael, > > I am running solaris 9. > > I do have Kerberos installed as I can run kinit <username>@domain > successfully I just don't know where it is installed. I have searched
OK, but that just proves you have enough of it installed to be able to *use* it. Not necessarily enough to be able to compile something that needs it. For that you need the header files and development libraries. What does "which kinit" give you? > for the file krb5.h and also for the Kerberos library file libkrb5.so > and found them in the directories below. Is there a way to check how libkrb5.so would be used at runtime. For compiling you would need something like libkrb5.a, but since you have the header file (krb5.h) you should have the development library too. > Kerberos is installed and where the current library files are? Maybe I > am running the configure command wrong? > How do I check if I have Kerberos development package installed for > solaris? It looks like you do. It's also possible that Solaris does not split them up like most Linux distributions do. > I have tried all the directories below ... > > Directories containg the file libkrb5.so > > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/lib/krb5/libkrb5.so > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/lib/libkrb5.so > > Directories containing a krb5.h file > > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/include/krb5.h > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/include/krb5/krb5.h > > Directories that have a reference of krb5 > > /var/krb5 > /usr/lib/krb5 > /etc/krb5 > /opt/dcelocal/krb5 > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/include/krb5 > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/windows/identity/plugins/krb5 > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/lib/gssapi/krb5 > /home1/admin/krb5-1.6/src/lib/krb5 > /prod/opt/dcelocal/krb5 > /krb5 It looks like you've compiled it yourself. I would have thought Solaris 9 would come with a version you could just install, but perhaps it's too old. I don't know. It also looks like you might have several copies of it installed in at least /opt/dcelocal/krb5, /prod/opt/dcelocal/krb5 and krb5. The files in /home1/admin/... are probably not installed there, but that's just where Kerberos (at least one instance of it) was compiled. So that's probably not where you want configure to look. Do you have krb5.h and something like libkrb5.a anywhere else? -- Michael Wood <[email protected]> -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/options/samba
