Re: Path / Build / SSL Include questions

[Ben L. <BL...@ch...>]

> Hello,
>
>       I'm a linux newbie installing domainkeys and I have a few
> questions.  I'm running Centos 4.5, sendmail 8.13.1-3.2.e14 and
> openssl 0.9.7a-43.16.
>
>       1. Are the paths in the Makefile.m4 absolute or relative?  Both
> of these lines are copied directly from instructions and one is
> relative and one is absolute:
>
> APPENDDEF(`confINCDIRS', `-I../libdk/ ')
> APPENDDEF(`confINCDIRS', `-I/usr/local/sendmail/include')
>   
Both? You should be able to install the sendmail-devel RPM and just 
compile with the defaults. The relative path (../libdk/) is an internal 
pointer to the software's own libraries, and shouldn't need to be touched.
>       2. Is the "/" required or an error at the end of the paths?  In
> the above examples one has it at the end, the other doesn't.
>   
I don't think it matters. Check man gcc and look for the reference to 
the -I parameter... it just needs to point at a directory containing 
header (.h) files.
>       3. What does the output look like when "sh Build" is successful?
>  I've attached a screenshot of what I'm getting (I'm using putty,
> which won't block and copy as far as I can tell).  Basically I get
> three lines that say "Nothing to be done for `all'" which sounds like
> a problem, but might mean "Success" in Linux-speak.  I have no idea
> what that output means and would appreciate direction from anyone who
> can interpret some meaning from it.
>   
Your screenshot is of a build that's already been completed. Remove the 
obj.Linux.2.6.9-55.0.9.ELsmp.x86_64 directory and re-run 'sh Build' if 
you wish to recompile. I think 'sh Build clean' should do this too, but 
that it doesn't really work.
>       4. Can someone please tell me a few of the file names that are
> found in the "libmilter include files" which need to be given a path
> in the Makefile.m4 file?  I could do a find / -name if I knew what I
> was looking for.  I found libmilter.a in a directory called
> /usr/lib64/ but there's no /usr/lib64/include directory below that in
> my system.  I went to openssl.org and was unable to find any
> discussion of files that were "include files."
>   
'rpm -ql sendmail-devel' on my system, these header files live in 
/usr/include/libmilter

openssl has it's own header files (.h). Try installing the openssl-devel 
RPM package. dk-milter has to compile against both the sendmail milter 
libraries and the openssl libraries, and needs the header files from both.
> Thanks!
> Glenn
>   
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