more compile help -- imsp

[Ben Luey <lueyb@carleton.edu>]

Thanks for the compiling help. I acutally gave up on acap and am trying
imsp-1.5a6. First my sucess stories, then my problems.

I ran configure and then make all and I get:

imsp_server.c: In function `imsp_set_signals':
imsp_server.c:312: `SIGEMT' undeclared (first use in this function)
imsp_server.c:312: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
imsp_server.c:312: for each function it appears in.)
imsp_server.c:316: `SIGSYS' undeclared (first use in this function)
make[1]: *** [imsp_server.o] Error 1

so I removed line 312 and 316 from imsp_server.c and it appears to work.
Is there a better thing to do? The lines are about wiping passwords before
a core dump, and since imsp will only be used locally, this isn't a big
deal if it doesn't dump the password.

then it compiles for a while and I get:

gcc -g -O2  -o cyrus-imspd main.o dispatch.o imsp_server.o option.o
syncdb.o adate.o bb.o im_util.o imap_client.o abook.o authize.o alock.o
login_unix_shadow.o proxy_unix_shadow.o ../lib/libcyrus.a  -lresolv -ldb
-lndbm 
login_unix_shadow.o: In function `login_plaintext':
/home/lueyb/install/cyrus-imspd-v1.5a6/imsp/login_unix_shadow.c:46:
undefined reference to `crypt'
make[1]: *** [cyrus-imspd] Error 1

login_unix_shadow.c looks like this around line 46:

int
login_plaintext(user, pass, reply)
char *user;
char *pass;
char **reply;
{
    struct spwd *pwd;
    extern char *crypt();

    pwd = getspnam(user);
    if (!pwd) return 1;

    if (strcmp(pwd->sp_pwdp, crypt(pass, pwd->sp_pwdp)) != 0) {   -- line46
        *reply = "wrong password";
        return 1;
    }

    return 0;
}


am I missing some crypt library or something? I have libcrypt.a and .so
also libcrypt.so.1 and libcrypt-2.1.1.so 

Thanks for all the help,

Ben

Ben Luey
lueyb@carleton.edu
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