SASL doesn't build with ldap with FreeBSD

[paul dekkers]

Hi,

I built/installed OpenLDAP first - the test.c file I created myself
could be compiled too, so the configure script should be able too.

I assume otp, kerberos, digest and md5 do not stand in the way for the
LDAP support to built correctly?
BTW, I built sasl on an Linux BOX to see what happends there, and it
built immediately! Frustrating to see, as a FreeBSD fan!

What was your configure command for sasl? Did you install openLdap in
anything else than the default /usr/local directories?

Paul

> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: gdl at merit.edu [mailto:gdl at merit.edu]
> Verzonden: woensdag 23 oktober 2002 22:51
> Aan: paul dekkers
> Onderwerp: Re: SASL doesn't build with ldap with FreeBSD
> 
> We just went through this at out site.
> 
> The only thing we did was just have OpenLDAP built
> first.  I did add "--with-ldap=/usr/local" in the Makefile
> for sasl, but looking further in the file, I didn't have
> to do that.  I didn't add anything else in the file.
> 
> Note: be sure to disable the otp, the kerberos, the digest
> and m5 password scemes if you're not going to use them.
> It took me about 6 re-builds to realize what was happening
> and re-build sasl correctly.
> 
> We've got FreeBSD 4.7-STABLE.