Michael,
are you running hobbit on IPSO? If so, which major version did you get it working on? 3.8, 3.9 of 4.?
I was thinking about asking Nokia to build a package, so it is installable through voyager.
Best regards,
Arnoud
On Sep 12, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Michael A. Price wrote:
It worked ;-)
I did just like you said ....
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OK, the best bet then is probably to build the binaries on another
system, and link them statically. I.e. find a linux box where you can
build the Hobbit client. Run the normal "./configure --client", then
edit the generated Makefile and near the bottom right after where it
says
# Add local CFLAGS etc. settings here
add this line:
CFLAGS=-static
Then run "make" as usual and "make install", then you should be able to
just copy the client directory to the secured servers.
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It required some hand editing of the source codes files to link to the currect headers in the include directories.
But it worked, and its working now :-)
thanx so much, michael
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Henrik Stoerner wrote:On Mon, Sep 11, 2006 at 06:05:06PM -0400, Michael A. Price wrote:
Henrik,
Thanx so much for getting back to me so quickly. The problem is that I am running a very, very secure version of Linux called Secure Platform from Checkpoint.
They made their own gcc libraries and compiler and Make is not installed. So I downloaded "Make" and tried compiling it and when i try and run ./configure it breaks because the C-compiler is not allowed to create executables. I cant upgrade the libraries because it will break the software.
OK, the best bet then is probably to build the binaries on another
system, and link them statically. I.e. find a linux box where you can
build the Hobbit client. Run the normal "./configure --client", then
edit the generated Makefile and near the bottom right after where it
says
# Add local CFLAGS etc. settings here
add this line:
CFLAGS=-static
Then run "make" as usual and "make install", then you should be able to
just copy the client directory to the secured servers.
Regards,
Henrik