compilation error on Solaris 10

[Sancho]

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I am trying to set up babel on a solaris 10 box and when I run make it errors out on asprintf(). Here is the output:

Undefined first referenced
symbol in file
asprintf babel_server.o
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to babelserver
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
*** Error code 1

As far as I now Solaris does not have support for asprintf() or vasprintf(). Am I missing something? Or do I need to get some other libs installed? Thanks.

Mmm insteresting. asprintf() is a GLIB standard function for GNU/Linux systems, actually I don’t know how to use it in Solaris. Alternatives are patching code for use a printf function (with a previos malloc and strcpy code) or install GLIB in Solaris.

One question, why use Solaris and not Linux for Server ?. Do you have MySQL on Solaris too ?

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One question, why use Solaris and not Linux for Server ?. Do you have MySQL on Solaris too ?

Well, we have a lot of unused sparc boxes lying around 🙂 And yes I have mysql on it too. But I thought the documentation mentioned that Soalris was supported, and I think there is even a solaris agent. Isn’t it?

I’ll try to compile the glib for my box and see if that solves the issue.

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One question, why use Solaris and not Linux for Server ?. Do you have MySQL on Solaris too ?

Well, we have a lot of unused sparc boxes lying around 🙂 And yes I have mysql on it too. But I thought the documentation mentioned that Soalris was supported, and I think there is even a solaris agent. Isn’t it?

I’ll try to compile the glib for my box and see if that solves the issue.

Yep, supported for AGENT only :-))

I suppose it’s possible to run Console also (it’s PHP), but server will be more difficult. Babel 1.1 version NEEDS a GNU Linux with Inotify support in kernel (this is 2.6.16 or higher). You can also install GNU/Linux on your sparc box 🙂