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Hi Mike,<br>
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For those of us who haven't used mod_nss and aren't familiar with it
could you say a bit about what you're going to use it for and how you
are going to configured it? I do not know much about it and am curious
about what you are doing. Is it some sort of single sign-on scheme for
a web site?<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Jim<br>
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Mike Staver wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks for the info. I ended up finally getting it compiled today after
many days of trying various things. Turns out, when configuring, I had
to specify odd locations for both the include and library folders. For
the lib, I had to point it at the lib folder of the actual nss folder I
built from. The include config wanted to be pointed at the output
folder, under the "dist/Sun" folder - I forgot the exact path. The nspr
lib and include paths were also within the actual directory I built the
binaries from.
The next road block I hit was the actual make command. It would seem to
compile for a few minutes, then barf on a lex command. I then had to
install a bit of software called flex, and then locate the binary lex
and rename it. Then I created an lex link back to the flex binary so the
compiler could call it and not know the difference.
Now I have a compiled mod_nss ready for configuration.
On 5/24/2010 4:23 PM, Chris Tubutis wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I read also that I
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<pre wrap="">need to edit my profile to include the path to the library or include
paths for these packages... But I'm not sure where those are.
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<pre wrap="">Just a shot in the dark...
I'm imagining the compiled& installed stuff is ending up in /usr/local and
you need to add that directory to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment
variable (which you can do in your .profile). Just a guess....
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