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Kevin O'Gorman wrote: |
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> I'm in the midst of an avalanche of re-emerging packages, occasioned |
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> in part by |
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> an update to the LDAP libraries. I don't completely understand that |
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> because I |
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> never turned on the LDAP USE-flag, but maybe some things just need it. |
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> However, I'm annoyed that apache would not build because, it said, |
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> dev-libs/apr-util |
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> did not have LDAP support. DUH! Nothing new here. I hadn't changed |
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> my mind |
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> about LDAP, so why all of a sudden apache is getting touchy about LDAP? |
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> I explicitly set apache to -ldap in packages.use, and it compiled |
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> okay. B ut |
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> I'm starting to wonder if that was sensible. I only vaguely |
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> understand that |
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> LDAP has to do with "directory" searches, but I don't know why I |
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> should care |
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> about that in general, or about it in reference to apache. |
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> So what do I need to know about this? |
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> ++ kevin |
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Obviously you don't use LDAP, so I could try this: |
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emerge gentoolkit (if you haven't done this) |
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euse -D ldap |
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emerge -DuNav world |
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If you come again to a package which doesn't compile you can just skip |
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it with: |
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emerge --resume --skipfirst |
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-- |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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