This may be a bit off-topic but because of a series of attacks on our
dialup server, i had to get through this right away.
I'm compiling Tripwire-1.2 on our dialup server. Our server is an Intel
machine running Linux 2.0.29 with Slackware96 installed.
I'm quite sure i've fully read the docs and the READMEs. After doing the
necessary configurations for a linux setup, i'm still not able to compile
the package.
Here's the error:
In file included from config.pre.y:423:
config.lex.c:242: conflicting types for `yy_flex_alloc'
config.pre.y:70: previous declaration of `yy_flex_alloc'
config.lex.c:243: conflicting types for `yy_flex_realloc'
config.pre.y:69: previous declaration of `yy_flex_realloc'
config.lex.c:244: warning: static declaration for `yy_flex_free' follows non-static
In file included from config.pre.y:423:
lex.yy.c:1780: redefinition of `yy_flex_alloc'
config.lex.c:242: `yy_flex_alloc' previously defined here
lex.yy.c:1791: redefinition of `yy_flex_realloc'
config.lex.c:243: `yy_flex_realloc' previously defined here
lex.yy.c:1808: redefinition of `yy_flex_free'
config.pre.y:71: `yy_flex_free' previously defined here
make[1]: *** [config.pre.o] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2
This looks like the problem mentioned in the README... but i'm no coder so
i never tried hacking on the codes. This was supposedly corrected already
according to the docs, right?
I used flex, bison, /bin/bash, gcc, and left conf-linux.h as is.
Is it alright to define MALLOCH, STDLIBH, and DIRENT in the conf-linux.h
file?
One more thing, i tried compiling the package without editing anything;
that means leaving the configuration to its default SV4 setup and it
compiled good. However, when i tried running tripwire -initialize in
single user mode, i got Segmentation Fault error.
Please, enlighten me.
-JoNaTS-
Ateneo de Naga Network
jonats @
adn .
edu .
ph
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