On Thu, Sep 09, 1999 at 04:07:06PM -0500, Dan Debertin wrote:
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> I've actually run into this problem on Linux as well. If you've compiled
> and installed libpcap (do so if you haven't), libpcap's make install may
libpcap unfortunately has both a 'make install' step, as well
as 'make install-incl' step to install the header files. Be sure to run
both.
Both the 'install' and 'install-incl' steps honor the --prefix option
passed to the ./configure step. So, "./configure --prefix=/usr"
should install the files properly to /usr/include/net/ and
/usr/lib. --prefix defaults to /usr/local
> not have put it in /usr/include/net -- I think it wants to put it in
> /usr/local somewhere; use a find to figure out where. Once libpcap is
> installed, figure out where it stuck bpf.h and copy/move it to
> /usr/include/net, and configure will run. Otherwise, you could build
> without libpcap support -- I don't know anything about that, though.
--gilbert
