Peter Erickson writes:
>
>Thanks for the response. I am new to this stuff, so sorry if I'm
>asking stupid questions. After doing the configure with the CPPFLAGS
>and LDFLAGS, is there a way to tell which database is used? The newer
>(3.1.17) or the older one (2.somthing)?
This is tricky. I generally do:
strings sasldblistusers | grep -i sleepy
This also works with sendmail and cyrus.
> Is is better to use the
>original source or the installation directory for the FLAGS?
That's your choice. I find that having multiple installed versions
is very confusing.
> Also, I
>believe that for CPPFLAGS I put in the directory for the headers and
>for LDFLAGS I use the directory for the libraries. Is this correct and
>where can I find info on what the -I, -L, and -R mean? Thanks again.
Yes, that's correct. See the man pages for your compiler and linker
for details on their options.
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-Gary Mills- -Unix Support- -U of M Academic Computing and Networking-
