Open ajluicifer opened 1 year ago
Same thing here
I submitted a PR to fix the issue. For whatever reason, the latest version of the compiler doesn't like the multiple definitions when compiling all the object files together. I moved the definitions into individual c files instead of in the headers. My code at https://github.com/a1g3/Honeyd compiles
Ubuntu 22.04 still cannot execute the command make, and the deployment is successful when it is replaced with Ubuntu 18.04
I submitted a PR to fix the issue. For whatever reason, the latest version of the compiler doesn't like the multiple definitions when compiling all the object files together. I moved the definitions into individual c files instead of in the headers. My code at https://github.com/a1g3/Honeyd compiles
I submitted a PR to fix the issue. For whatever reason, the latest version of the compiler doesn't like the multiple definitions when compiling all the object files together. I moved the definitions into individual c files instead of in the headers. My code at https://github.com/a1g3/Honeyd compiles
Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
sudo apt install python-is-python2 resolved the installation problem for me
sudo apt install python-is-python2 resolved the installation problem for me
i get an error in the last step of sudo make install ... is that normal
make[2]: [Makefile:858: honeyd] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory '/home/akash/Honeyd' make[1]: [Makefile:1246: all-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/akash/Honeyd' make: *** [Makefile:702: all] Error 2