-----Original Message-----
From: Tim
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 9:46 AM
To: cour...@lists.sourceforge.net
In the "make check" I get an error and I am not sure it is
one I can figure out.
I to have the same problem Malcom Weir had BUT a slight
twist. I get a "Success" followed by a "Invalid argument" from the
pthread_cound_destroy(gocond):
I am wondering if a fix is available or if anyone might know
of a work around?
I have tried setting CGLAGS=-D_THREAD_SAFE and other things
like that but nothing seems to alter the behavior.
My old courier email server is dieing and I am attempting to
put up a new one using a current Courier version. Would an
older version of Courier help?
Can I turn off the "./configure"'s discovery of the fact that
I have a multithreading capable machine?
Dell Power Edge 700
PROCESSOR, 80546, 2.8, 1M, PENTIUM 4 PRESCOTT DT, 800, D0 The
boot messages say they find and SMP MP-table and it sets up two cpu's.
The error messages you get are vaguely random, and unimportant anyway, and
the latest development builds of Courier fix the (trivial) bug that leads to
that fact!
In the short term, compile the thing without threads: simply add
"--without-pthreads" to the configure line.
[ The issue involves pthreads, not multiprocessor setups. ]
And, as of now, I haven't tracked down the cause (the rest of the world
intervened).
By the way, what distro, gcc version and kernel are you running?
Malc.
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