On Sun, Sep 24, 2006 at 09:17:02PM -0700, Loren M. Lang wrote:
> I have a built-in openssl library on my linux box installed under /usr,
> but it's a little dated so I installed security/openssl from pkgsrc and
> set PREFER.openssl to pkgsrc in mk.conf. Following that I installed
> heimdal which had no issues and ldd reveals that it is using openssl
> under /usr/pkg. Next I tried installing openldap-client, but had it fail
> trying to find openssl. There is a bug in the openssl headers in
> /usr/include and configure tried using them so I moved them out of the
> way and tried to re-install it. The configure script failed again still
> looking under /usr/include. Why isn't it looking under /usr/pkg/include,
> I thought PREFER.openssl = pkgsrc should resolve that.
Because OpenLDAP's ./configure script is a little... broken. I've had
similar problems with an additional db4 installation under /opt on linux,
but setting a few environment variables solved it.
I'll look into it (can you please file a PR for this? just paste your mail
in it).
Geert
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