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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-10-31 13:45:30
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Bruce Smith wrote: >>>Or is there some way to compile heimdal and tell it NOT to be mucking >>>with our /usr/include directory? (the best option IMO) >>> >>> >>> >>krb5 was installed into a separate directory, looks like we should do >>this again. >> >> > >It installs in it's own directory by default. What problems would it >cause if we let it do that? Do other packages need it's includes or >libs? Which ones? > >BTW, moving busybox to compile after heimdal didn't help much, other >packages started aborting. I disabled heimdal in my build for now. > > We need heimdal for krb5 support for other programs. Once the new lfssystem, new gcc and new stacksmashing protector are compiling fine, I'll check on it. Heiko |