Eagle Net Support wrote:
couldn't find a PATH entry to add /usr/local/bin in configure.
PATH is a Unix environment variable. See:
http://wks.uts.ohio-state.edu/unix_course/intro-59.html
Your PATH is normally set in a startup file in your home directory, such
as .profile, .bash_profile, .bashrc, or .cshrc.
The easiest thing to do as a quick fix just to get the compile to work
would probably be this:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
export PATH
Try removing config.cache
no file "config.cache" This might be config.status. I did a make
distclean in between runs of ./configure which seemed to be dumping
any file configure created.
OK, as long as you're getting a new configuration that's fine.
Any chance you copied the directory from another machine where you'd
compiled fetchmail before?
Not positive but I don't think so. no fetchmail files found on locate.
Why what are you thinking?
I'm surprised you were even able to get a Makefile out of configure if it
couldn't find yacc (or bison). One explanation would be that the Makefile
was leftover from a previous run on a different machine.
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