Heya,
Sorry I haven't responded before you found a solution, I am catching up on email now.
A "better" solution which does not force you to mess with current installation is to tell
configure to use other include locations.
You need to add --with-cflags='-g -I/usr/kerberos/include'
in your configure command line. That'll make it.
Hope it helps for next time (and for others)
Cheers
Stephane
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Stephane Rosa
IT Security & Network Specialist, EMEA
| Buyung Arif Nugroho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 20-10-05 10:07 |
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YES, i did it.
The answer is quite simple, i feel kinda stupid T_T
The problem was, rh9 didn't install the krb5-devel in the right place.
They installed it in the '/usr/kerberos/include'.
But openssl-devel (kssl.h) need to use the krb5-devel and looked in the
'/usr/include'. Of course they didn't find it.
My solution is to make hardlink (symlink doesn't work) for all the
kerberos header inside '/usr/kerberos/include' to the '/usr/include'
(doesn't need to include the subdir). E.g '#ln -v /usr/kerberos/include
/usr/include'.
And voila ^_^
Thanks guys for helping me out ^_^
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