solved

[Andreas Ericsson]

Paul L. Allen wrote:
> Karl DeBisschop writes:
> 
>> That is using POSIX networking rather than relying on whatever version
>> of ping might happen to be found be the configure step.
> 
> Not all flavours of *nix are POSIX compliant.  The ones that aren't tend
> to be obsolete piles of steaming manure, but you have to decide if you
> really want to exclude them before going down this route.
> 
Nagios won't compile without heavy modifications on anything but POSIX-, 
BSD4.4-, ANSI- and SVID-compliant systems, so it doesn't really matter 
all that much.

-- 
Mvh / Best Regards
Sourcerer / Andreas Ericsson
OP5 AB
+46 (0)733 709032
andreas.ericsson at op5.se


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