Debian 6, Botan 1.8.9 + Bine10-devel-20120301

[Spain, Dr. Jeffry A.]

> Installing log4cplus into /usr rather than /usr/local worked.

> So within the log4cplus-1.0.4 directory, i ran:
> ./configure --prefix=/usr

> Which worked much better when compiling bind10.  No errors.

With Ubuntu, --prefix=/usr seems to be the standard way of doing things. I know that /usr/local is the default with configure, and I believe that is the convention for Debian as well.

Looking at the bind10 configure script code, there is an option --with-log4cplus=PATH, although I don't see it documented in the bind10 guide. If you ran log4cplus configure without --prefix, thus defaulting to /usr/local, and you included --with-log4cplus=/usr/local as a parameter to bind10 config, I bet it would work.

I'm surprised that it didn't work anyway, since bind10 configure's procedure for tracking down the log4cplus installation appears to check /usr/local, /usr/pkg, /opt, and /opt/local by default for the presence of log4cplus.

Regards, Jeff.