Hi, I currently use a script to build vpopmail to mame sure I keep the same configure options:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tarballs]# cat vpopmail.config.sh #!/bin/bash ./configure \ --enable-tcpserver-file=/etc/tcprules.d/qmail-smtpd \ --enable-logging=e \ --enable-log-name=vpopmail \ --enable-default-domain=robinbowes.com \ --enable-file-sync=n \ --enable-auth-logging=y \ --enable-qmail-ext=y \ --enable-clear-passwd=y \ --enable-valias=y \ --enable-roaming-users=y \ --enable-mysql=y \ && make \ && make install-strip I keep this in /home/tarballs along with my vpopmail tarballs: [EMAIL PROTECTED] tarballs]# ls -d vpopmail* vpopmail-5.2.1.tar.gz vpopmail-5.3.16.tar.gz vpopmail.config.sh vpopmail-5.3.12.tar.gz vpopmail-5.3.7.tar.gz vpopmail-5.3.16 vpopmail-5.3.9.tar.gz If I need to build vpopmail (any version), I so the following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] tarballs]# tar zxf vpopmail-5.3.12.tar.gz [EMAIL PROTECTED] tarballs]# cd vpopmail-5.3.12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] vpopmail-5.3.12]# ../vpopmail.config.sh creating cache ./config.cache checking for a BSD compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c checking whether build environment is sane... yes ... This worked perfectly until I enabled MySQL support. Now I must edit vmysql.h to include the server/user/password for mysql. Would it be possible to add in a few options for configure to supply these values on the command line, e.g.: ./configure \ --with-mysql-update-server=servername \ --with-mysql-update-user=username \ --with-mysql-update-password=password \ --with-mysql-read-server=servername \ --with-mysql-read-user=username \ --with-mysql-read-password=password The "--with-mysql-read-*" options could be optional, i.e. use the update server values if the read server is not present. I'd hack this myself, but I'm afraid I know little about writing configure scripts. Thanks, R. -- Robin Bowes | http://robinbowes.com
