pgp as a C programming library in Linux?

[Tie Kan]

Thanks for your advice. 

I have libtool-1.3.5 installed and that is what causing all the grief.

After I installed libtool-1.4.2, everything works great. 

I do think it will be of tremendous help to new comer like me if
'./autogen.sh' also checks for the version of 'libtool' and if it is an
old version, it throws an error like it does with 'autoconf' and
'automake'.

Just another thing that you might be interested ...

'make check' gives the following results (I add the numeric at the front
to count number of instances):

	1.  PASS: t-encrypt
	2.  FAIL: t-sign
	3.  FAIL: t-signers
	4.  FAIL: t-decrypt
	5.  PASS: t-verify
	6.  FAIL: t-decrypt-verify
	7.  PASS: t-keylist
	8.  PASS: t-export
	9.  PASS: t-import
	10. PASS: t-trustlist 

	4 tests out of 10 failed.

I am not really concerned with this problem. Rather, I'll spend a lot of
time trying to understand gpgme.

I am really appreciated the help from you and Marcus. THANKS!

Tie Kan

-----Original Message-----
From: Marcus Brinkmann [mailto:Marcus.Brinkmann at ruhr-uni-bochum.de] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 1:10 PM
To: Tie Kan
Cc: gnupg-devel at gnupg.org
Subject: Re: pgp as a C programming library in Linux?

On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 12:14:00PM -0600, Tie Kan wrote:
> 2. ./autogen.h
> 	(only relevant output messages are listed)
> 	configure.ac: 54: installing './ltmain.sh'; can not run
> 'libtoolize', 
> 		no such file or directory
> 	configure.ac: 54: installing './config.guess'; can not run
>  		'libtoolize', no such file or directory
>  	configure.ac: 54: installing './config.sub'; can not run
> 'libtoolize',
>  		no such file or directory

Do you have libtool (1.4) installed?

> 3. ./configure
> 	(a bunch of output messages, then)
> 	configure: error: cannot run /bin/sh ./config.sub

Running configure if autogen fails is sort of pointless, I think.

Of course I can provide you with a patch to the autogen'ed source (a new
version will be released soon which will also include them), but if
there is
a bug I would prefer to fix the real problem :)

Thanks,
Marcus

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