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From: Rashid  Karimov <rashid@rk.ios.com>
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Subject: Re: HELP With apache and Mod_auth_dbm
To: chrisl@bbs.justcompute.com (Chris Lavin)
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 1996 10:03:51 -0400 (EDT)
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In-Reply-To: <199607081307.JAA04215@only.justcompute.com> from "Chris Lavin" at Jul 8, 96 09:05:26 am
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> 
> Help!
>    	I am trying to compile apache with Mod_auth_dbm and whenever I do I
> get the error message "ld: -lndbm; no Match". So if I xcomment that I out
> I get an error from cc that says "mod_auth_dbm.o: undefinded symbol
> '_crypt' referenced from text segment"

	crypt() needs -lcrypt flag to the compiler/linker
	NDBM could be missing from your system - check for
	I'm not sure if regular DBM could be used as the
	substitute , but db* family of functions lives in 
	regular libc and therefore doesn't require  -lndbm.



	Rashid.