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because the make process searchs for config.h in cryptopp directory, not in crypto++.
 
because the make process searchs for config.h in cryptopp directory, not in crypto++.
  
'''They might have hanged th pathnames again. Thanks for the info :-)<br>
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'''They might have hanged th pathnames again. Thanks for the info :-)<br>'''
The problem is that both crypto++ and Debian's crypto++ package have been changing the pathnames in order to suit, and this has become a mess. hehehe<br>
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'''The problem is that both crypto++ and Debian's crypto++ package have been changing the pathnames in order to suit, and this has become a mess. hehehe<br>'''
Anyway, since next [[aMule]] release (it is currenly already implemented into aMule CVS) crypto++ will no longer be needed since it's necessary functions have been coded into aMule.<br>
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'''Anyway, since next [[aMule]] release (it is currenly already implemented into aMule CVS) crypto++ will no longer be needed since it's necessary functions have been coded into aMule.<br>'''
Again, thanks for the info!'''
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'''Again, thanks for the info!'''

Revision as of 02:45, 9 September 2004

To successully compile aMule in my Sarge I had to create a link like this:

ln -s /usr/include/crypto++ /usr/include/cryptopp

because the make process searchs for config.h in cryptopp directory, not in crypto++.

They might have hanged th pathnames again. Thanks for the info :-)
The problem is that both crypto++ and Debian's crypto++ package have been changing the pathnames in order to suit, and this has become a mess. hehehe
Anyway, since next aMule release (it is currenly already implemented into aMule CVS) crypto++ will no longer be needed since it's necessary functions have been coded into aMule.
Again, thanks for the info!