Jared B. Griffith wrote: > I resorted to installing it on FreeBSD 6.2 and concentrating on that > rather than working on the test server that I was installing on. > I ended up using the ports versions of nss and nspr since the source > installs of those packages from the Mozilla sites were, well, > difficult at best to install. > I did end up getting svrcore source installed by using the source from > Mozilla. This was easy and went flawlessly as long as you provide all > the configure options as to where nss and nspr (include and lib) > directories are located. > Now I am at the c-sdk package (I am using the one I got out of the > source ldapsdk rpm). I am using that one since the sdk from Mozilla > seemed a bit beyond my source compilation experience (which I am a bit > out of practice since we mainly concentrate on what is available from > the upstream providers - either from Gentoo or FreeBSD, a bit of > company policy). I am using the configure script, and throwing as > many configure options as humanly possible (since I want to make sure > it doesn't overwrite the current ldap header files and libraries). > Configure finishes fine. I then use gmake rather than the normal make > to build the source (since I am sure that it would be looking for gnu > make, and running make just gives me a bunch of errors), it appears to > build, which I am really just guessing on since there are no messages > about either build errors or completion errors. There are some > errors while it is building, but nothing fatal (some normal thread > errors and what not). Since it appears that the gmake finishes > completely, I then run gmake install (again, this finishes as the > gmake does, with no error or completion messages). The problem I am > seeing is that even though it seems like the configure, build, and > install completed, it did not install any of the files into the > directories I specified or anywhere else on the machine. Could I be > missing something? Is it erroring out possibly? Do I need to copy > the built files over to the directories that I want them in? > Of course, not having the ldapsdk package installed means that I > cannot install the fedora-ds. > I am keeping track of what I am doing and would be happy to either > give you a step by step of this or put it on the fedora-ds wiki if I > am able to get this built correctly and running as it does on Gentoo > and Centos. > I would also like to update the Gentoo one, since that one is missing > some important information that needs to be on there to get it running > properly (though the web part of it doesn't run as it does when using > the rpm build, not sure what is missing, but the Management console > and the LDAP parts all work fine without error). > > Thanks for all your help and pointers up until this point Rich. It's > greatly appreciated. Unfortunately, the mozldap package configure doesn't work like regular autotool configure does - it doesn't honor --prefix, and make install doesn't work, neither does make DESTDIR=/path install. You have to install all of the files manually. If you have the srpm, take a look a the spec file, in the %install section. You'll see just what it does. We might want to take this discussion off of the fedora-ds list and on to the dev-tech-ldap at lists.mozilla.org list. We also might want to update wiki.mozilla.org with this information about building on BSD. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/x-pkcs7-signature Size: 3245 bytes Desc: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature Url : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/389-users/attachments/20071205/777a6b10/attachment.bin
