compiling gpg 1.2.0 on HP-UX

[David Shaw]

On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 03:47:13PM -0700, David Ellement wrote:
> On 020925, at 13:48:00, David Shaw wrote
> > That makes little sense - if there were unresolved symbols, the
> > compile should have failed, and if there were no unresolved symbols,
> > then there should be nothing needed from liblber or libresolv.  Is
> > there something unusual about your installation?  SOCKS maybe?
> 
> I don't claim to understand.  I didn't SOCKSify.
> 
> After compiling, checking and installing, I tried fetching a key from an
> ldap keyserver.  It failed with a bind error, so I tried your eariler
> ldaptest: that worked.  Fetching with 1.0.7 worked, so I ran 'chatr' on
> both the 1.0.7 gpgkeys_ldap and the 1.2.0.  I noticed the 1.0.7 version
> was linked against lber, but the 1.2.0 version wasn't.  So I ran 'make
> clean' in the keysever directory, added -llber to LDOPTS, and ran make
> again.  After re-installing, the ldap key fetch worked.
> 
> 
> > Also, you said you saw the same thing on a Linux box.  Were the
> > symptoms (compiled ok, but no DNS) the same?
> 
> I saw the same symptoms (compiled ok, but no DNS).  I don't know of a
> Linux equivalent for chatr, but I checked the 1.2.0 keyserver/Makefile,
> ran strings on the 1.0.7 and 1.2.0 gpgkeys_ldap files; remaking
> gpgkeys_ldap with LDFLAGS set to '-lber -lresolv' seemed to make it
> work.
> 
> The Linux box is RH 7.2, with the ldap stuff from the distribution rpms.
> The box sits behind a Linksys router/switch.

Curiouser and curioser.  I tried it on a 7.2 RH box and it works for
me.  Tell me - which LDAP keyserver did you use to test with?  Was it
ldap://keys.pgp.com or ldap://pgp.surfnet.nl:11370 ?

If you don't recall, can you try it with both?  I have a theory what
is going wrong here.

David

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