On Mon, 15 May 2000, [ISO-8859-1] Sébastien Bernard wrote:
> Hello All.
>
> I read evrything, the faqs, the articles, and of course, trying to install the
> mod-bigard rpm on my linux 6.0, equipped with apache 1.3.9, I have the
> infamous message:
>
> error: failed dependencies:
> apache >= 1.3.6 is needed by mod_midgard-1.2.5-5
Have you installed apache from source by any chance? RPM does not know
this and will report this failure.
What does
$ rpm -qa | grep apache
return?
> So I downloaded the sources, thinking about rebuilding them, I unzip them
> in a folder, went in that folder with my telnet and when I am trying to
> ./configure, it says me than this file does not exist, when I see it right
> there !
If you unzipped it, chances are:
- It has DOS CR/LFs in it, and
- it is not executable
> But I dont know if I have to do it ! why is there a $ in front of that
> line, in the readme file ? instead of a # ? But if I try to do make
> install, it says me make: *** No rule to make target `install'.
> Stop.
You'll have to do the configure first. The '#' denotes that you have to be
root for that step, the '$' means normal user.
> What do I have to do ?
Extract again using tar.
> If I was taking a new disk, starting an installation of Linux from scratch,
> should it be better ?
Not necesary.
Emile
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