Please don’t reply to the digest messages. That makes it harder to tell what’s going on. On Feb 17, 2015, at 9:25 AM, Sander Eerdekens <sander.eerdekens@uzleuven.be> wrote:
Yes, but with the -Werror option that the configure script passes, all warnings are treated as errors.
So…. edit Make.inc, and delete the -Werror. The file is just text.
Furthermore, Configure does not seem to set the RADIUSD_VERSION constant in /src/include/features.h and /src/include/autoconf.h RADIUSD_VERSION_STRING in these files were set to the correct version.
That’s a problem. configure sets RADIUSD_VERSION on all systems I have access to. I’ll put it down to Solaris being broken.
One more comment: If I try to build 3.0.7 using the same settings as above, RADIUS_VERSION_STRING is set to 3.1.0,
Then you’re not using 3.0.7. You’re using the “master” branch. Do: $ git checkout v3.0.x and you will get the 3.0.7 source.
and I get this error further on: Undefined first referenced symbol in file rad_suid_set_down_uid build/objs/src/main/mainconfig.o ld: fatal: symbol referencing errors collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status gmake: *** [build/bin/local/radiusd] Error 1
What program is it trying to build? Alan DeKok.