[indiana-discuss] berkeley DB missing from opensolaris.org repos?
Brock Pytlik
bpytlik at sun.com
Thu Feb 19 13:19:36 PST 2009
You might take a look in the pending repo. That has a bdb package that
seems to be a Berkeley DB. Please note the terms of use for the pending
repo, reproduced here:
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So, that might be a solution if you prefer that option over building it
yourself from scratch.
Brock
David.Comay at sun.com wrote:
>> I was trying to build some software on 2008.11 and noticed that
>> Berkeley DB isn't available in any of the opensolaris.org repos I
>> searched. Am I missing an obvious way to get it, outside of building
>> it from source?
>
> It might be available at some point in the contrib repository but
> otherwise at the moment, compiling from source is required.
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