Re: Compiling w/shadow support

1998-02-12 Thread Carey Evans
Mark A. Bialik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: There should be very few packages you need to do this for. Is this plain Debian 1.3.1? Well, it was. Since I went to libc6, it's now 2.0 or something :) On the Debian lists, I call it hamm or libc6. On non-Debian lists and newsgroups, I call it

Re: Compiling w/shadow support

1998-02-11 Thread Carey Evans
Mark A. Bialik [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I've recently switched over to Debian, and have shadow support installed. I seem to have a reacurring problem when I need to compile my own software. I've figured out that I need to add -I/usr/src/linux/include to many of my CFLAGS, There should be

Re: Compiling w/shadow support

1998-02-11 Thread Mark A. Bialik
There should be very few packages you need to do this for. Is this plain Debian 1.3.1? Well, it was. Since I went to libc6, it's now 2.0 or something :) ld: cannot open -lshadow: No such file or directory Try leaving it out, or using -lcrypt. The latter is for libc6, IIRC. But how do these

Re: Compiling w/shadow support

1998-02-11 Thread Scott Ellis
On Wed, 11 Feb 1998, Mark A. Bialik wrote: There should be very few packages you need to do this for. Is this plain Debian 1.3.1? Well, it was. Since I went to libc6, it's now 2.0 or something :) ld: cannot open -lshadow: No such file or directory Try leaving it out, or using

Compiling w/shadow support

1998-02-10 Thread Mark A. Bialik
Hi, I've recently switched over to Debian, and have shadow support installed. I seem to have a reacurring problem when I need to compile my own software. I've figured out that I need to add -I/usr/src/linux/include to many of my CFLAGS, but when the make gets down to the -lshadow area, ld dies