[Angus_D]

Anybody been able to compile either of them? PGP doesn't like GCC (or the config.guess scripts ;-) ) not existing and has various other problems, and GnuPG just doesn't seem to generate the makefiles properly (sed gives an error midway thru configure). anybody had any success?

[bobDalgleish]

Originally posted by Angus_D:
Anybody been able to compile either of them? PGP doesn't like GCC (or the config.guess scripts ;-) ) not existing and has various other problems, and GnuPG just doesn't seem to generate the makefiles properly (sed gives an error midway thru configure). anybody had any success?

Just link cc to gcc, and your configure.guess script will work. It is the GNU compiler, after all.

[gorgonzola]

how do you do that? sorry, i'm not a developer but i am experimenting

------------------
it's only after you lose everything that you're free to do anything

[Angus_D]

Even after doing that it doesn't work. I think it was due to being unable to find dlfcn.h or something, but apparantly there is a wrapper header that you can install for that functionality, written by someone else. I might check it out again when I get the PB reinstalled ;-)

[strobe]

Unless you're doing this for personal use I would hold off until they provide something which utilizes CDSA. Then hopefully we will have one keychain for all the keys.