Hi Aymeric!
Happy to know that I am
the first in this mailing list ;-) !
The configuration
script doesn't found the install tool so it uses scripts/install-sh provided in
the OSIP2 package instead. It seams that this script doesn't work correctly…
(I didn't look why…!)
To fix the issue, I had
installed the package coreutil (8.13 in my case) in my Sun workstation. Now the
configuration founds the official install tool and it works!
Is there really a bug
in scripts/install-sh when running on Solaris/sparc? If you found something, I
can test it for you!
Regards,
Sylvain
From:
Aymeric Moizard [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2012 1:14
PM
To: Tiberio, Sylvain
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [osip-dev] Solaris
installation
Hi
Sylvain,
Nice
to receive the first mail on this new mailing list!
Your issue looks strange. I guess it's a solaris specific
issue
and can't resolve it myself.
May
be you can try rebuilding the generated files (configure, etc..)
by
running the ./autogen.sh script on your solaris platform. -You
need
the git for this.-
Regards,
Aymeric
2012/6/1
Tiberio, Sylvain <address@hidden>
Hi,
I
try to install OSIP2 3.5.0 on Solaris 10 with the following commands:
#
./configure --disable-trace --prefix=$(PREFIX)
…
#
make
…
#
make install
…
After
that, in $PREFIX/include/osip2 directory I found only one file:
#
ls $PREFIX/include/osip2
osip.h
#
ls $PREFIX/include/osipparser2
headers/
osip_const.h
But
osip.h includes osip2/osip_time.h. So when I include this file it doesn't found
osip2/osip_time.h!
When
I do the same installation command on Linux I get the following file in
$PREFIX/include/osip2
#
ls $PREFIX/include/osip2
osip.h
osip_condv.h osip_dialog.h
osip_fifo.h
osip_mt.h osip_time.h
#
ls $PREFIX/include/osipparser2
headers/
osip_const.h osip_list.h
osip_message.h osip_port.h
sdp_message.h
osip_body.h
osip_headers.h osip_md5.h
osip_parser.h osip_uri.h
What
is the difference between Solaris and Linux?
Regards,
Sylvain
Tiberio
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