> Bottom line: pay attention when you install a
new version of a
> package over an old one, especially when one is a
rpm and the other
> isn't. Old libraries and headers can turn to a huge
PITA.
>
> Regards,
>
> Liviu Daia
>

Amen.

I didn't install the rpm & didn't think that a basic
Mandrake install (I'm just using it as a i586 platform
to run a black box email server) would include sasl.

By the way, I'm using Mandrake based on the
supposition that a platform where everything is
compiled for i586 rather than i386 (ala RedHat) would
be quicker. I'm using i686 processors.

Have compiled OpenSSL, SASL, Cyrus, & Postfix on this
machine to control the build options & also hope that
a package compiled for/on this box will run faster
than a pre-compiled rpm.

Is this logic correct?

Would compiling BerkleyDB/MySQL/Postgres help me in
this regard also? (Currently all Mandrake i586 rpms)

Craig Skinner, the email beginner........

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