Q0111
Nigel Metheringham edited this page Nov 29, 2012
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I'm getting the error db.h: No such file or directory when I try to build Exim.
This problem has been seen with RedHat_ 7.0, but could also happen in
other environments. If your system is using the DB library, you need to
install the DB development package in order to build Exim. The package
is called something like db3-devel-3.1.14-16.i386.rpm for Linux
systems, but you should check which version of DB you have installed
(current releases are DB 4).
- I'm having a problem with an Exim RPM.
- I can't get Exim to compile with Berkeley DB version 2.x or 3.x.
- I'm getting an undefined symbol error for
hosts_ctlwhen I try to - I'm about to upgrade no se to a new Exim release. Do I need to ensure
- What does the error install-info: command not found mean?
- Exim doesn't seem to be recognizing my operating system type correctly,
- Exim fails to build, complaining about the absence of the
killpg - I'm getting an unresolved symbol
ldap_is_ldap_urlwhen trying to build - I'm getting an unresolved symbol
mysql_closewhen trying to build - I'm trying to build Exim with PAM support. I have included
-lpamin - I'm getting the error db.h: No such file or directory when I try to
- I'm getting the error /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -ldb when I try to
- I've compiled Exim and I've managed to start it but there was one
- How can I remove Sendmail from my system? I've built Exim and run
- What does Can't open ../scripts/newer*: No such file or directory*
- I have tried to build Exim with Berkeley DB 3 and 4, but I always get
- Is there a quick walk-through of an Exim install from source anywhere?
- I've set
LOOKUP_INCLUDE=-I/client/includein Local/Makefile, but the - I know there are some 3rd-party patches for Exim, for exiscan and other
- I'm trying to compile with LOOKUP_WHOSON, but I keep getting *In