Each determines how this library will be built and where it will be
installed. For example, the following command line causes support for LOGIN
authentication to be included in the resulting library:
# ./configure --enable-login -q
Note that here the -q tells ./configure to print only errors and warnings. Without
the -q any errors might scroll off the screen, thereby causing you to miss them.
Be patient. This ./configure step can be quite slow on some machines, but pay
attention to any warnings. For example:
configure: warning: No DES library found for Kerberos V4 support
* This setup could be useful, for example, if your laptop runs Linux and you need to relay mail through your
server while roaming.
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A warning such as this indicates that you will not be able to perform DES encryption
unless you download and install the DES library.* The second step is to compile
(build) the library. Just enter the following command:
# make
If your compile fails, first look through the documentation that was supplied with
the source. If you don??™t find your answer there, visit this web site for additional help:
http://asg.web.cmu.edu/sasl/.
The last step is to install the package, like this:
# make install
By default, the package installs its plug-ins in /usr/local/lib/sasl2 (/usr/local/lib/sasl for
V1).
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