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Re: Release 1.2.3 on HPUX 10.20?

Matthew,

HP-UX 10.20 should come shipped with HP DCE/9000 Version 1.5, which
contains the thread library
that I linked against. You will need to include the pthread.h file from
/opt/dce/include and -ldce thread
library from the /opt/dce/lib. The functions you are having problems
finding are located in this library.

Regards,
Cormac.

Matthew Byrne wrote:

> Hi folks,I am trying to build OpenLDAP-Release 1.2.3 on HPUX 10.20,
> hardware platform HP 9000/s800 G30 serieswith all recommended OS
> patches including Y2K kit installed.I can successfully build and run
> OpenLDAP 1.2.3 on HPUX 11 by applying the pthread_detach patch that I
> found on this mail archive to configure .But my problem is we need to
> run 7 LDAP servers spread across 4 countries and our mail backbone is
> built on HPUX 10.20. If necessary we will upgrade our servers to HPUX
> 11 but this will delay the project and be logistically quite difficult
> as some of the servers are located in "very" remote locations.I need
> slurpd replication (with the multi-master patch) therefore threads
> support, have tried both the native HP DCE threads draft4 and
> PMPthreads 1.8.9Using native DCE threads draft4 the configure fails in
> similar ways to HPUX 11checking for pthread_join in -lpthreads... no
> checking for pthread_create() in HP-UX -lpthread... yes
> checking for sched_yield... no
> checking for pthread_yield... no
> checking for sched_yield in -lrt... no
> checking for thr_yield... no
> configure: warning: could not locate sched_yield() or pthread_yield()
> checking for pthread_kill... no
> checking for pthread_detach with <pthread.h>... no
> configure: error: could not locate pthread_detach()
> #I have tried my best to get past this step in configure but to no
> avail. Sure I can get it past here but only to fail a few lines down
> with Solaris looking errors like pthread.h and pthread_create are not
> compatible.So then I turned to PMPthreads 1.8.9Using PMPthreads I can
> get a clean compile but slapd hangs. Running make test hangs on the
> second test at this point: >>>>> Test succeeded>>>>>
> ./scripts/test001-ldif2ldbm completed OK.>>>>> waiting 5 seconds
> for things to exit>>>>> Starting test002-populate ...Cleaning up in
> ./test-db...Starting slapd on TCP/IP port 9009...Using ldapsearch to
> check that slapd is running...And there it stays. ps -ef | grep slapd
> shows that slapd is spinning up the cpu cycles at a rate of 1:1 and at
> the top of top pts/4 21258 root     212 20  1312K   652K run     12:38
> 89.91 89.75 slapdInterestingly enough if I run each test manually
> killing (-9) the slapd demon between each test then all tests complete
> successfully but in real life slapd keeps hanging and spinning.Some
> background is required here, using PMP threads the configure was
> hanging at the "checking if select yields using threads" point and I
> found removing the V3 lib was the answer. If the V3 lib is included
> then the select yield test would hang, without the V3 lib the test
> passes. At the time I thought removing the V3 lib would not have any
> detrimental effect on OpenLDAP as I thought the sig handling had been
> moved from V3 to libc on HPUX. In fact on HPUX 11 and Freebsd the V3
> lib is linked to libempty, which I also tried doing on
> 10.20.Considering the problems I have with slapd hanging between the
> tests and the fact that each test passes if I kill -9 the demon first,
> I now suspect I the V3 lib is needed. But if this is the case how do I
> get past the "checking if select yields" test in configure. I tried
> passing --without-yielding-select, that got me past the check but the
> resultant slapd was totally unusable, could not startup and bind to
> the socket.Since this point I have tried using every combination I can
> think of being different ldbm back ends, gcc, cc, different physical
> machines, different build environments, different versions of
> OpenLDAP, but at the end of the day the I can't find a working
> combination on our HPUX 10.20 machinesSo my question to those of you
> out there that have built OpenLDAP on HPUX 10.20 is how did you do
> it?What threads package did you use, which compiler, which back-end,
> what environment, which version of OpenLDAP, what tricks where
> involved other than those in the FAQ, etc?I guess also, has anyone
> built OpenLDAP on HPUX 10.20 after applying theY2K patches as I
> suspect that these patches may have introduced the problem?All
> suggestions and recommendations welcome, please.To be honest at this
> point I have lost my direction, I am not sure what to try next, some
> pointers in which build environment I should concentrate on would also
> be appreciated.Thanks and regardsMatthew Byrne.,

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