It looks like your system include files doesn't define the in_port_t type.
Find where it is defined with: grep -r in_port_t /usr/include
Try to include this file from common-src/amanda.h

Jean-Louis

Craig Dewick wrote:

Now that I seem to have sorted out Amanda on the server host, I've turned my attention to building/installing Amanda on my Cobalt raq-4i server appliance.

Nothing untoward happened when running 'configure' with this script:

sh ./configure --with-user=amanda --with-group=sys --with-amandahosts \
    --with-tmpdir=/amanda/tmp --with-config=ORBnet --without-server \
    --with-debugging=/amanda/debug --with-shared --with-db=db \
    --with-debug-days=28 --with-gnutar=/bin/tar

However the build failed with some significant errors. I've attached the compiler output from running 'make' on the raq-4i in the file called 'errf' so you can look at the errors and see what might be wrong.

The system type information returned by 'uname -a' on the raq-4i is:

Linux ziri.apana.org.au 2.2.16C37_III #1 Sat Apr 12 14:54:32 PDT 2003 i586 unknown

and before you comment on the kernel version, that's the most up to date Linux kernel that's available for the raq-4i unless I totally replace the standard Linux with a more recent OS offering. 8-)

Craig.