On 27.09.2017 10:37, Svein Olav Bjerkeset wrote: >> Latest git contains some fixes for epoll modes. >> Could you fetch source from official git on other platform (autoconf on >> RHEL5 is too old), run "autoreconf -i && ./configure && make dist-gzip". >> Then build from resulted tarball on your RHEL5 machine? >> >> Most probably GnuTLS is not yet well polished on your machine. >> >> For testing connectivity I'd recommend to use RHEL/CentOS 7 or latest >> Debian. Also same platforms are recommended to fetch sources from git. > > I presume it was libmicrohhtpd you wanted me to check out from git and > not one of the support libraries? I have now tried that, without any > luck. It still behaves as before. I have also tried to use curl and wget > from a RHEL7 server as suggested. Results are still the same. > > Here is the configure command I used: > # export CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/microhttpd/include" > # export LDFLAGS="-L/opt/microhttpd/lib64 -Wl,-rpath,/opt/microhttpd/lib64" > # ./configure --prefix=/opt/microhttpd --libdir=/opt/microhttpd/lib64 > --with-gnutls --enable-https=yes --with-libcurl=/opt/svv-dev > > (in /opt/svv-dev is a modern curl, version 7.55.1) > > I also tried --disable-epoll without any noticable change.
GNU libmicrohttpd use libcurl only for testing. So, if you already have latest libcurl, you can run "make check" with MHD. But I suspect that problem comes from outdated RHEL5 GnuTLS lib. MHD on git master is able to use modern GnuTLS without gcrypt. As next step I suggest to build latest GnuTLS on RHEL5 and build MHD with modern GnuTLS. -- Best Wishes, Evgeny Grin
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