Ciao.
I cannot run 'make check' correctly ... Probably there's something wrong
with my configure/make procedure.
Here is my configuration script, from the build dir:
==============================
DIR_ROOT="/usr1/htdig/www"
SERVER_ROOT="/usr1/www"
DOC_ROOT="$SERVER_ROOT/htdocs"
SEARCH_FORM_NAME="search.htm"
CONF_DIR="$DIR_ROOT/conf"
CONF_FILE="$CONF_DIR/htdig.conf"
./htdig3/configure --prefix=$DIR_ROOT
--with-cgi-bin-dir=$SERVER_ROOT/cgi-bin
--with-image-dir=$DOC_ROOT/common/img --with-search-dir=$DOC_ROOT
--with-search-form=$SEARCH_FORM_NAME --with-config-dir=$CONF_DIR
--with-default-config-file=$CONF_FILE --enable-tests
--with-apache=$SERVER_ROOT
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Then I run make and 'make check', but here are the weird (form me, not for
Linux) messages ... Ah, my Linux is a RedHat 6 on a Pentium II 333Mhz.
|---- [caption from stdout] ----|
Making check in test
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/g.bartolini/src/htdig/build/test'
make MAKE="make" check-TESTS
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/g.bartolini/src/htdig/build/test'
htdig: Unable to find configuration file
'/home/g.bartolini/src/htdig/build/test/conf/htdig.conf'
FAIL: t_htdig
PASS: t_htsearch
===================
1 of 2 tests failed
===================
|---- ----|
|---- [caption from stderr] ----|
./../htdig3/test/t_htdig: conf: No such file or directory
cat: logs/httpd.pid: No such file or directory
fopen: No such file or directory
httpd: could not open document config file
/home/g.bartolini/src/htdig/build/test/conf/httpd.conf
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: t_htdig: No such file or directory
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: -c: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
./../htdig3/test/t_htsearch: fail: command not found
make[2]: *** [check-TESTS] Error 1
make[1]: *** [check-am] Error 2
make: *** [check-recursive] Error 1
|---- ----|
I hope you can understand something about it ... Anyway, I have no 'conf'
dir into the 'build/test' tree, but I have it into the cvs dir
'htdig3/test'. Have a wonderful week-end.
Ciao and thanx
-Gabriele
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Gabriele Bartolini
U.O. Rete Civica - Comune di Prato
Prato - Italia - Europa
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.po-net.prato.it
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