Re: regarding kannel configuration with mongodb

On Wednesday, 2012-04-04 at 03:15:32 PM, Garima Tiwari scribbled:

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> [root@localhost mongo-c-driver]# md5sum /usr/local/include/mongo/bson.h
> md5sum: /usr/local/include/mongo/bson.h: No such file or directory

          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Garima, the solution is to install the @mongo-c-driver@ as Roman's
@configure@ script expects.

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If you copy and paste my commands... you will have to patch
@configure.in@. Just copy and paste the diff from my previous email.

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> [root@localhost ~]#  pushd mongo-c-driver
> ~/mongo-c-driver ~
> [root@localhost mongo-c-driver]# mkdir -p
> /var/tmp/root/usr/local/include/mongo
> [root@localhost mongo-c-driver]# mkdir -p /var/tmp/root/usr/local/lib
> [root@localhost mongo-c-driver]# cp libmongoc.*
> /var/tmp/root/usr/local/lib/.
> [root@localhost mongo-c-driver]# cp src/*.h
> /var/tmp/root/usr/local/include/mongo/.
> [root@localhost mongo-c-driver]# popd

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By the way, you should *probably not* work on your system as root
(unless it is a snapshot-ed virtual machine). ;-O

Good luck. Peace out.

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