> So no quick fix. I'm going to have to play around to find something
> that works nicely.
Thanks for looking into it, it's definitely working better with GNU install
installed, but I did run into one other makefile bug that chokes that
version. There's a duplicate mention of XSECConfig.hpp in
s
Scott,
First the good news. I can reproduce your problem by removing install
on a system here.
The bad news is that I have absolutely no idea why autoconf requires
install-sh be in the src directory - it seem worse to use it rather than
nothing! The "standard" X11 install-sh script is fairly
> Make install works on the Solaris 2.8 system that we have access to, but
> I suspect that's because we have the GNU install (fileutils) on our
> system.
Probably so. I'll give it a try myself with that package installed. As long
as there's a relatively reasonable way to get make install to work
Make install works on the Solaris 2.8 system that we have access to, but
I suspect that's because we have the GNU install (fileutils) on our
system.
We have a bunch of Solaris 2.8 systems here with and without GNU stuff
installed. I can give it a shot here if you want.
But I would need some detail
Scott,
Make install works on the Solaris 2.8 system that we have access to, but
I suspect that's because we have the GNU install (fileutils) on our system.
I will install on a system with no native install tomorrow and see if
that breaks things, because I suspect that's where the problem is.
(
> I thought I tested this.
>
> Will have a look-see tonight and see what is wrong.
On 2.8, I'm also getting failures in which the include tree isn't deep
copied during the install. Maybe some newer version of some GNU-related
package is needed?
-- Scott
Scott,
I thought I tested this.
Will have a look-see tonight and see what is wrong.
Cheers,
Berin
> Is it me, or is the install-sh stuff in the package broken on Solaris?
> I get errors from missing copies of install-sh and have to manually
> copy it from the root into each subdirect
Is it me, or is the install-sh stuff in the package broken on Solaris? I get
errors from missing copies of install-sh and have to manually copy it from
the root into each subdirectory, which is a serious PITA.
-- Scott
