Hyrum K. Wright wrote:
> As many of you know, 1.6.3 has kept being pushed back over the past
> couple of days. It pains me to have that happen, but I think holding
> it is a good thing, because we're waiting on a couple of issues:
>
> * The DoS attack fixed by the latest version of apr-util, which will
> be included in the deps for 1.6.3.
> * Neels's fix for a 1.6.2 regression in svnsync (see r37939).
>
> The first one has been fixed, and there is a pending item in STATUS.
> The second has pending comments from Paul, but as soon as those are
> addressed and we get that group merged to 1.6.x, I think we'll be good
> to cut 1.6.3.
Noting for people that I did a fresh compile on Centos 4 and 5 tonight of 1.6.2
with apr 1.3.5 and apr-util 1.3.7 and if you specify --with-berkeley-db then
configure fails because it can't find any Berkeley libraries at link time.
The cause appears to be this change in apr-util
*) Introduce DSO handling of the db, gdbm and ndbm drivers, so these are
loaded as .so's on first demand, unless --disable-util-dso is configured.
[William Rowe]
which causes no -ldb-4.6 to be given by apu-1-config.
So the two solutions are to pass an argument to --with-berkeley-db, which I did,
or pass --disable-util-dso to apr-util's configure.
Regards,
Blair
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