[Nagiosplug-devel] Solaris 10: mysql plugin breaks 'make'

[Chris Pepper]

 > If you are using GCC and your MySQL version was compiled using Sun's 
C compiler (or the other way round), then it is likely that the 
configure options will fail as configure will run mysql_config to get 
the appropriate CFLAGS.

	This assumes MySQL is installed. Our S10 boxen don't have MySQL, so I'd 
amend as follows:

If you are using GCC to build the plugins, but your MySQL version was 
compiled using Sun's C compiler (or the other way round) -- or if you 
don't have MySQL installed on Solaris at all -- then it is likely that 
the default build procedure will fail, as configure assumes it get 
appropriate CFLAGS by executing mysql_config.

	But really, configure shouldn't assume MySQL is present at all.

Chris
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