Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 17:30:47 -0500 From: Joe Mays <jfmays@launchpad.win.net> To: freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: ascend radius dbm failure. Message-ID: <35104B16.F3BC654B@launchpad.win.net>
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Okay -- I got the source for ascend radius 1.16 and compiled it in the freebsd form, it seems to work fine. I added the gnu ldbm database and changed the references to dbm.h in the code to use it. Now when I try to "make dbm" to make the database version, I get -- =========================================== ns3# make dbm gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./radiusd.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./dict.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./util.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./md5.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./attrprint.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./filters.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./usr_read.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./cache.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./des.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./radipa.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -c ./strerror.c gcc -ansi -O -DNOSHADOW -DFreeBSD -DBINARY_FILTERS -DASCEND_SECRET -DASCEND_LOGO UT -DDBM_MODE -o usersdbm.o -c ./users.c ./users.c: In function `fetch_user_data': ./users.c:213: parse error before `const' ./users.c:215: incompatible types in assignment ./users.c:224: incompatible types in assignment *** Error code 1 Stop. =================================== Anybody have any pointers on how to fix this? Anyone else encounter this? Thanks for your help. Joe Mays To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-isp" in the body of the message
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