> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric
> Chamberlain
> Sent: Wednesday, 18 June, 2008 15:26
>
> I am trying to build and install openssl via Cygwin. I followed the
> instructions and I only hit a bump when I attempt
>
> make install
>
> During which I get a boatload of errors. The last few lines of output
> were:
<snip>
> /ssl.3ling man3
> : No such file or directoryl/ssl/man/man3
> /: No such file or directoryocal/ssl/man/man3
> make: *** [install_docs] Error 1
>
In case you don't realize it, what is almost certainly happening is
that
you're getting a stray CR in the pathnames that are being used;
this causes the operations to fail AND the error messages to be
garbled.
It looks to me like this must be somewhere in the rather tricky code
under 'install_docs:'. One obvious thing this depends on (a lot) is
Perl;
are you certain the Perl you are using (PERL= in the Makefile) is a
Cygwin
build (which IINM uses LF-only) and not a Windows one (using CRLF)?
If you don't need the docs e.g. can refer to some other system, and
are sure
you have built OK e.g. 'make test' passed, could try 'make
install_sw' instead.
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