openpgm on Ubuntu 12.04 does not work about openpgm HOT 5 OPEN

Turn on debug and trace and try again, its highly likely a non-active interface 
is being chosen due to host configuration.

https://code.google.com/p/openpgm/wiki/OpenPgm5CReferenceErrorHandling

With thanks to your response, there is some problems with that. As it said in 
"https://code.google.com/p/openpgm/wiki/OpenPgm5CReferenceErrorHandling" we 
should add "pgm_log_set_handler (log_handler, NULL);" in "purinsend.c" and 
"purinrecv.c" then use "scons" again. We expected that "pgm_log_set_handler" 
function was definded in "log.h", but there isn't such function. So, we can't 
compile this new code. There is two questions:
1. Why "pgmsend" and "pgmrecv" is not created when we make "openpgm" with 
"scons"?
2. Why "pgm_log_set_handler" function is not defined or declared or used in 
anywhere in "openpgm"?
Because of above problems I can't use "openpgm" and can't see traces and logs 
to find out what is the problem. Please say where and what should be added to 
code.

The GLIB examples are not built by default, try:

scons WITH_GLIB=true

pgm_log_set_handler is declared: 

https://code.google.com/p/openpgm/source/browse/trunk/openpgm/pgm/include/pgm/me
ssages.h#63

and is defined:

https://code.google.com/p/openpgm/source/browse/trunk/openpgm/pgm/messages.c#136

I have had the same issue, with default building but somehow could overcome 
with some examples.

could you kindly check if the build was successful??

And also, few pointers >>>
once its built, try with 
1. open a terminal and go to the directory where purinsend and purinrecv is 
located
in one of the terminal  use this
./purinrecv -lp 7500 -n "eth2;239.192.0.1"
and in second terminal use this
./purinsend -lp 7500 -n "eth0;239.192.0.1" <"some message">
You should be able to get the output..
Currently this is run over UDP, while I am trying it on IP and facing issues at 
the receiving side.

Solved:
May be this would work.,..

1. try making changes in file SConscript.autoconf
at location where it checks for fail cases for host order for raw IP sockets.
def CheckIpLengthHostOrder (context):
----
int
main ()
{
#if defined( __APPLE__ ) || defined( __NetBSD__ ) || defined( __FreeBSD__ )
    return 0;   #fail fail fail #RAVI_CHECK_CHANGES
#endif
    fail fail fail #RAVI_CHECK_CHANGES
}

2. build with GLIB flag true
> scons -c   # cleaning at first, for the previous builds
> scons WITH_GLIB=true

3. after building,
the example files would be at location  ./ref/debug..../examples/

4. Open two terminals, in one of the terminal, run pgmsend and in other pgmrecv

for PGM over UDP
> ./pgmsend -lp 7500  -n "eth1;239.192.0.1"

in the other terminal
> ./pgmrecv -lp 7500 -n "eth1;239.192.0.1"

NOTE: check for the interface type (I had eth1 active) thro > ./pgmsend -i 
(this would give list of active interfaces)
for PGM over IP
use sudo  or set permissions for the file
> sudo ./pgmsend -ls 7500  -n "eth1;239.192.0.1"

in the other terminal
> sudo ./pgmrecv -ls 7500 -n "eth1;239.192.0.1"

type 2.
>sudo setcap cap_net_raw=ep <filename>  # in this its pgmsend and pgmrecv

>sudo setcap cap_net_raw=ep pgmsend
>sudo setcap cap_net_raw=ep pgmrecv
(else would face  error for raw IP sockets capability)

Thanks a ton to this post...: - 
http://code.google.com/p/openpgm/issues/detail?id=27

Hope this is useful info.....

Regards,
Ravi