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Understood. I will make the change and see what happens. I downloaded the
binaries and they installed fine. The configuration went okay so now I am
basically in business.

Thanks for the help.

Stephen

On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> In their infinite wisdom the glibc developers (aka Red Hat) have
> removed Berkeley DB support from glibc.  This was done to force Coda
> to upgrade from DB 1.85, which after all is "not bleeding edge".
>
> You may have to hack configure and/or the makefiles.
>
> Or maybe you can just get away with ln -s libdb1.so /usr/lib/libdb.so
> (or similar).
>
> (Debian hosed its "unstable" users with this about 4 months ago; I
> don't know squat about Red Hat, but I've been waiting for the
> squeals....)
>
>
>

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