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Old 2004-07-02, 11:30 AM
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Hi

I used RPM to install MySQL 4.0.20 on my Red Hat 9.0 Linux and I don't know where the header files are because the manual doesn't seem to specify clearly at all.

This is what it says that the RPM would do in setting up directories :

Directory Contents of Directory
`/usr/bin' Client programs and scripts
`/usr/sbin' The mysqld server
`/var/lib/mysql' Log files, databases
`/usr/share/doc/packages' Documentation
`include' Include (header) files
`lib' Libraries
`/usr/share/mysql' Error message and character set files
`sql-bench' Benchmarks

It says 'include' and I assume it will be a folder that is made in the same location where I run the RPM, but no it's not there and I thought this might mean /usr/include but that's not correct since when I am trying to do ./configure --with-mysql=/usr/include it complains the header files are not there.

So can anyone please tell me where the header files are? Thanks!
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