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I had this same problem with maildrop trying to find gdbm files. I 
had to make symlinks in /usr for the "missing" files for it to work. 
No matter what I did, the compile would fail when trying to find 
lgdbm. Env variables, compile-time flags, etc etc.

<shrug>

jon


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