rc41 and sasl

[Michael Hornung]

Thanks Chris.  I note now that in the INSTALL file it lists SASLv1 only.  
Do people not use it ("it" meaning SASL support in Argus) these days 
because there is a different safe and reliable way to protect data from a 
probe to a concentrator?  I don't like the thought of sending this data in 
the clear on a user network, and for my current needs that is the network 
I'm using.  Otherwise for the time being I will install and use SASLv1 
instead!

Thanks!

-Mike

On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 at 21:33, Christoph Badura wrote:

|On Tue, Mar 13, 2007 at 09:25:23AM -0700, Michael Hornung wrote:
|> and they put headers in /usr/include/sasl/ and the library is 
|> libsasl2.a.  The rc41 client and server configuration does not allow one 
|> to specify "/usr/include/sasl/" as the includedir since it appends 
|> "include" to whatever you supply with "--with-sasl".  And the test for 
|> libsasl does not look for -lsasl2!
|
|my understanding is that argus expects to build against SASL1 not SASL2.
|You would need to convert it to the SASL2 conventions.  Losing SASL1
|support along that way shouldn't hurt much. I get the impression that
|nobody uses it these days.