I once had the same problem and posted it and got replies similar to what
you're getting.
I insisted that I did cd to the directory that held the tar file before running
'./configure ' Eventually, I did an ' ls -aF'
and discovered that the tar file was not there. Then I remembered, I had
I think that configure is running, but one of the programs its calling is not
available on your system - hence the "command not found".
Tough to debug - look through what configure is trying to do, and try doing a
"where foo" for each program it calls.
HTH,
Vijay
Daniel Chen writes:
> Yes, I a
Yes, I do cd into the directory > Just for clarification. Did you 'cd' into the
directory and type
./congifure
Daniel
> './configure'? All that stuff without quotes.
>
> Bill
>
> On Friday 15 February 2002 04:14 pm, Daniel Chen wrote:
> > Yes, I am sure the configure file is in the same direc
Just for clarification. Did you 'cd' into the directory and type
'./configure'? All that stuff without quotes.
Bill
On Friday 15 February 2002 04:14 pm, Daniel Chen wrote:
> Yes, I am sure the configure file is in the same directory and it is set
> to executable. Also, I am sure the first line
Yes, I am sure the configure file is in the same directory and it is set
to executable. Also, I am sure the first line of the file is looked
like #!/bin/sh
I tried to type in
/bin/sh configure
and I got the result like this:
: command not found
: command not found
: command not found
: command no
Daniel Chen wrote:
>
> Strange problem
>
> I download the source code of PHP-4.1.1 and tried to compile it in my
> Mandrake Linux 8.1 This is my first time compiled a source code. I
> followed the instruction in INSTALL and execute ./configure. However, no
> matter how hard I tried, I could not
This is a permissions problem. I usually see it when attempting to run
something I've put on an NFS mounted directory and I've somehow got the
ownership screwed up. Try just copying the whole directory into your
home directory and running it there. That seems to work for me as a
quick bypass.
> I download the source code of PHP-4.1.1 and tried to compile it in my
> Mandrake Linux 8.1 This is my first time compiled a source code. I
> followed the instruction in INSTALL and execute ./configure. However, no
> matter how hard I tried, I could not run ./configure. I always got this
> error
Strange problem
I download the source code of PHP-4.1.1 and tried to compile it in my
Mandrake Linux 8.1 This is my first time compiled a source code. I
followed the instruction in INSTALL and execute ./configure. However, no
matter how hard I tried, I could not run ./configure. I always got this
