Hi Karl On Monday 14 June 2004 07:49 pm, Karl Dietrich Bamler wrote: > How can i find out what bsdsocket emulation (the updated old one or the new > one) i have running? The config.log says: "configure:16636: checking > whether to build bsdsocket.library emulation > configure:16648: result: yes" - it says nothing about somthing with -new or > so. Yeah. It doesn't tell you just now. The only way to spot it is to look at src/Makefile or check in src after building to see which file is being/was built. If it's bsdsocket-posix-new.o then it's the new one. This is only a temporary arrangement until one of these solutions wins out . . . > i doubt that the --bsdsock-new switch makes any difference on my system or > i use it the wrong way. I compiled once with and then without this option > but the result is exactly the same (i tested both binarys with md5sum). > > And i think i rather have the 'updated old one' rather than the new one. Indeed. Well spotted. There were several typos in the configure script that were stopping the new one being built. I must have been half asleep when I wrote that bit. ;-) It's nice to know that that I solved your YAM problem without realizing it though. ;-) If you sync with CVS (probably in a few hours - the anonymous CVS server is sometimes slow to update), I've now fixed this. ( Also remember to run ./bootstrap.sh and configure again after updating from CVS). > however...i tested my binary on my Mandrake 10 (2.6.x) and also on my > Mandrake 9.1 (2.4.21). It works as good on both systems. It would do. ;-) Cheers, Rich