compile 2.0.0rc2 error take 2

[Mark Haney]

Marc Powell wrote:

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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Mark Haney [mailto:mhaney at ercbroadband.org]
>>Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 12:43 PM
>>To: Marc Powell
>>Cc: nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
>>Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] compile 2.0.0rc2 error take 2
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>>Marc Powell wrote:
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>>>>So how do I fix that?  I've tried removing that from the configure
>>>>option, plus tried addind --disable-embedded-perl and I still get
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>the
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>>>>same error.
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>>>Try 'make distclean' then configure again.
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>>That's all well and good, but since I"m trying to build an RPM this
>>doesn't really help me.  At least not while I'm building an RPM from a
>>src.rpm.  You woulnd't happen to know how to make that work would you?
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>No. My understanding is that when rebuilding an RPM, the BUILD directory
>for that RPM is removed and recreated thereby eliminating the reason I
>suggested the 'make distclean' (to remove temporary compile files).
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>>have tried rpmbuild --clean after fixing the .sepc file, but it keeps
>>failing on compile, even with embedded perl taken out of configure.
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>It
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>>still wants to compile the new_mini_epn.c file and it fails every
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>time,
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>>with
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>At the point it failed I would inspect the spec file to see if you
>removed all references to --enable-embedded-perl. Also remove any
>references to --with-perlcache. If you're using Dag's RPM it's located
>in this section --
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>%configure \
>        --datadir="%{_datadir}/nagios" \
>        --libexecdir="%{_libdir}/nagios/plugins" \
>        --localstatedir="%{_localstatedir}/log/nagios" \
>        --sbindir="%{_libdir}/nagios/cgi" \
>        --sysconfdir="%{_sysconfdir}/nagios" \
>        --with-cgiurl="/nagios/cgi-bin" \
>        --with-command-user="apache" \
>        --with-command-group="apache" \
>        --with-gd-lib="%{_libdir}" \
>        --with-gd-inc="%{_includedir}" \
>        --with-init-dir="%{_initrddir}" \
>        --with-htmurl="/nagios" \
>        --with-lockfile="%{_localstatedir}/run/nagios.pid" \
>        --with-mail="/bin/mail" \
>        --with-nagios-user="nagios" \
>        --with-nagios-group="nagios" \
>*******        --enable-embedded-perl \   
>*******        --with-perlcache \
>        --with-template-objects \
>        --with-template-extinfo \
>        --enable-event-broker
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>I would then issue the command 'rpmbuild -bb nagios.spc' and see if it
>worked. I've tested it and the ePN is _not_ built into my rpm.
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>>as the error.  I'd be willing to bet that even if I tried to compile
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>>source directly it would still fail with this error.  Could it be my
>>version of perl (5.6.1)?
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>I don't know. Don't bet, try it and see. It would only take a few
>minutes and you'll learn a lot more about the software.
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>--
>Marc
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Done it.  Several times, I get the same error every time.  I am just 
about convince it has something to do with the version of perl I am 
running or with gcc.



-- 
Mark Haney
Sr. Systems Administrator	
ERC Broadband




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