2010/1/13, Dhruva T S wrote:
> Curl is compiling without any problems.
> I used "./configure --enable-ares=/usr/local/lib".
>
> So, curl uses c-ares from "/usr/local/lib".
>
> Is there a way where I can install c-ares in some other location by using
> "./configure --prefix=/home/user1/Desktop/c-ares".
Yep, that's the way to do it. Make sure you start with a clean
subdirectory, as it seems you're doing lots of tests and something
migh have got funny at some point.
configure c-ares with --prefix="/home/user1/Desktop/c-ares"
then make c-ares and install it.
Verify that it is where you thought it would get installed.
If all this is OK, and it should be, there's no c-ares issue here.
> I tried the above, but curl configure searches for c-ares libs in standard
> paths.
I can't believe that, but there's always a possibility ;-)
If that's true then its a libcurl issue, so take it to the appropriate
mailing list and provide all details there.
-- -=[Yang]=-Received on 2010-01-13