Environment:
RH 5.0, Pentium 100
gcc-2.7.2.3-8
glibc-2.0.7-7
I was trying to use the rpm --checksig command to verify the redhat RPMs
I was upgrading. I figured since they always seem to say that the RPMs
ARE signed that I would just get in the habit of verifying before
installing.
Of course, PGP doesn't come with the official packages. I understand that
[because of the export/licensing restrictions]. So I went to the MIT site
to download PGP.
On the MIT site, they had prebuilt PGP 5.0 for Linux! I thought "Cool!" and
downloaded it.
rpm doesn't like that version of PGP :-(. The doc says the command line
arguments have changed from 2.6.2.
Back to the MIT site, download 2.6.2 as source.
Try and build it.
rsaref builds fine.
" make linux " doesn't work:
Gets to the link step and I get a lot of undefined symbols
such as P_SETP...
These seem to come from the platform.h file where there are
a lot of #defines that do stuff like:
#define mp_setp P_SETP
So I have to believe that the default linux target is not correct, or that
platform.h needs to be changed to get the right definitions linked in.
Can anyone help me get PGP going on my machine?
Thanks!
<Richard>
Richard Jensen
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