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I am getting
warning: user sugioka does not exist -using root
warning: group sugioka does not exist -using root
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I thought this installed my package even though I got warning.But I was expecting /sbin/setkey, /sbin/racoon, /lib/libipsec.so etc. as a result of above rpm installation. But cannot find these dirs/files.
Question :
1. How can I know if rpm pacakge was installed right ?
2. Is there any thing more I needed to do ?
I extracted to ipsec-tools-4.5.2, and here is what I did (I found some instruction some where on the web)
cd ipsec-tools-4.5.2
./configure --with-kernel-headers=/lib/modules/2.6.X/build/include
make
make install
Still does not seem that I am seeing all the above libraries, and directories (lib/libipsec.so, /etc/racoon/..)
that are expected..
Did I have to reconfigure the kernel to turn on some ipsec feature ? I dont know how to do that. Any help ?
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