Re: Solaris Install--Nevermind

["J.Goodleaf" <john@goodleaf.net>]

J.Goodleaf writes:
Nevermind!
After I let my frustration go, I figured it out (I think). I had been 
passing the full /usr/local/ssl/include/openssl path, not realizing that the 
script had the "openssl" part of the path in it. Once I cut the path down to 
the include dir, it worked... 

Thanks,
-J
> Hello,
> I should begin by saying that I'm still relatively new to unix and 
> entirely new to Solaris. However, I do know a thing or two about compiling 
> and installing. So:  
>
> I've downloaded openldap2.0.7 and attempted to install it; been through 
> several iterations of the installation script. Without fail, the configure 
> script will not locate the TLS installation. I've compiled and installed 
> openssl 0.9.6. It is located in /usr/local/ssl. Should I have installed it 
> somewhere else? Where the heck does the configure script expect to find 
> ssl.h? Also, how do I specify the location of the LDBM backend? I have 
> downloaded the Berkeley DB from sleepycat. That's also in /usr/local. I 
> must be missing something in the configure syntax... I've tried 
> -with-tls=DIR and --with-tls=yes etc. Evidently I'm an idiot. But any 
> hints you might pass to me are welcome.
> Thanks,
> John  
>
> P.S. I did try the suggestions found in the Solaris FAQ...



                              _____________________________
                              |        J. Goodleaf        |
                              |                           |
                          / ) | Technology Coordinator    |
                         / /  | FreeBSD Advocate          |
                        ( (   | email ==>                 |
                      (((\ \> |/ )  john@goodleaf.net     |
                      (\\\\ \_/ /_________________________|
                       \       /
                        \    _/
                        /   /
                       /   /