- From: <jose.kahan@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2000 11:24:58 +0100 (MET)
- To: Jean Raymond Chauviere <Jean-Raymond.Chauviere@cetelem.fr>
- CC: www-amaya@w3.org
Jean Raymond, I need more context to help you. From where are you compiling Amaya? From the CVS base or from the source distribution? You should have a directory called libwww/modules/md5/ and that's where the md5 code is found. Can you tell me where are your trees? It should work if you have it as /somepath/libwww/ /somepath/Amaya/ /somepath/Amaya/obj and if you call configure inside the obj directory. Are you interested in testing message digest authentication? If yes, I made a bug fix this week on the main libwww branch, but I haven't yet committed it to the libwww Amaya tagged branch. I can do it if you need it. I didn't do it yet because I'm going to merge to the latest dev branch in a couple of weeks. -Jose In our previous episode, Jean Raymond Chauviere said: > on > http://www.w3.org/Library/External/#MD5 > I can read > MD5 Support > > MD5 is used by the HTTP Digest authentication, for example, but can be > used for other things as well. It is taken from the HTTP Digest > Authentication specification. > This is already part of the libwww CVS repository so no external > packages are needed. > > but I get: > ..... > libwww is configured > /bin/sh: libwww/modules/md5: does not exist > make[2]: *** [libwww_make_module_md5] Error 1 > make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/gnu/worksrc/WEB/Amaya/SUN' > ... > what did I miss ?
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