I have not used dbmail2 on gentoo either, however I have successfully
been running dbmail 1.2.8 i believe for a few months now, however i did
not use the ebuild for it, i originally used the cvs for it,
From what I have seen people are having problems with dbmail 2 still,
which is making me hold off from switching over.
And even with the build via cvs/source , i do not have a libdbmail so
anywhere...
-jason
Sandino Araico Sánchez wrote:
S Koh wrote:
Okay
Here is what I found the files are located in
/usr/local/lib/dbmail
After the installation using the "make install" command.
I think the libraries are located in /usr/lib
Any suggestions to change the config or install directories?
Have you tried the ebuild in
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22331 ?
You will need to create a portage overlay with net-mail/dbmail and
copy the ebuild inside.
You will also need to create a files dir inside your net-mail/dbmail
dir and copy the other files inside.
The ebuild for dbmail 1.2.x has been working for me for some months; I
haven't tried the ebuild for dbmail 2.
S Koh wrote:
Hello
Just just did a default install on a Gentoo System (Freshly created
with
almost
all default settings) and have the following error.
./dbmail-util: error while loading shared libraries: libdbmail.0:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
That's pretty weird. Do you have libdbmail.so.* in /usr/lib/ ?
libdbmail.0 should not exist at all afaik, or could that be some
gentoo-ism in your libtool setup ?
Any suggestions in how do I solve it, I have found that it is
because the lib directory which is in a default install is different
from where Gentoo keeps its lib files.
which is ? Assuming gentoo uses FHS, perhaps you should try running
configure with --prefix=/usr.
