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From: Prune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 8:34 AM
Subject: recreating a server
> Finaly, anyone tried to compile cyrus/ cyrus sasl with berkeleyDB 3.2.9A
> (the wersion shipped with mysql...) ?
> For me it compiles fine, but there is no way to make it work...
> I'll have a look later at night.
That's the version I'm using, since I couldn't get 3.3.11 to work.
I'm new so my experiences may not be too useful, but in the end after many
"make distclean"s I renamed all the includes and libs in /usr/ that could
possibly be conflicting with the Berkeley ones and manually made sure the
Berkeley ones were in /usr/local/include and /usr/local/lib. I'd have
thought /usr/local/ would have been earlier in the search path than /usr/
but perhaps not. This got everything to compile and run without crashing.
I also had problems with cyradm- the cyradm perl script was copied to the
relevant directory /usr/local/bin but the support files weren't copied
anywhere so it couldn't run. Thus followed a lengthy process of tracking
down the support files and shoving them somewhere in Perl's path.
You say there's no way to make it work- are you working from the howto? As
far as I can see that's wrong. It says start the daemons from inetd- if you
do that they quit immediately and the connection is dropped before they even
identify themselves. If this is what you mean by it not working, you have
to run "master" as root and get rid of any entries in inetd.conf that
prevent master getting the ports.
