no 'nameser.h' on OSX install?
OpenMacCGP
OpenMacCGP at speakeasy.net
Fri Jan 14 18:14:36 UTC 2005
hi bill,
thx for the reply =)
>> yet, when building --with-libbind, although libbind builds as
>> expected, i find
>> no trace of the actual nameser.h in the _install_ dirs.
>
> I just tried to duplicate your situation. These files end up in
> "${prefix}/bind/include/arpa" and NOT the "${prefix}/include/arpa" that
> I would have expected. Take a look at the "${prefix}/bind" locations
> for these files.
>
> If these files DON'T exist in the "${prefix}/bind/include/arpa"
> directory, take a look at what is happening during your "make" and
> "make install" processes, they should be there.
per your suggestion, i started from scratch, monitoring output during the
config-build-install process.
not a single error reported, and -- for the life o' me -- still no trace of the
arpa/* includes in the install dir. not only not in the 'other' dir you'd
mentioned, but not at all installed.
hrrrrrmph.
> To make these header files more accessible, you could either copy them
> to where ever would be best, such as "${prefix}/include/arpa", or
> create symbolic links to them.
cp'ing them is certainly an option -- i'm just wondering if there's a
bug/problem that this is indicative of, or if its simply a minor
oversight/omission?
> Should this be considered a bug in the BIND sources? I don't know.
>
> Bill Larson
cheers,
richard
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