On November 3, 2002 at 14:15, "Sezer Yalcin" wrote:
Here is how I get stuck:
falcon:~/mharc-0.7.1$ ./install.pl
Looking for 'make' program... '/usr/bin/gmake'
Looking for 'tar' program... '/bin/tar'
Looking for 'cp' program... '/bin/cp'
Looking for 'mkdir' program... '/bin/mkdir'
Looking for 'pwd' program... '/bin/pwd'
Looking for 'mhonarc' program... NOT FOUND!
Looking for 'mknmz' program... NOT FOUND!
Looking for 'namazu.cgi'... NOT FOUND!
Looking for 'procmail' program... '/usr/bin/procmail'
Looking for 'formail' program... '/usr/bin/formail'
Looking for 'lockfile' program... '/usr/bin/lockfile'
Pathname to install mharc: /www/hcs/mh
opendir(./../..): Permission denied at ./install.pl line 159
opendir(/www/hcs/mh/../../..): Permission denied at ./install.pl line 160
/bin/mkdir: cannot create directory `/mbox': Permission denied
system /bin/mkdir -p /mbox failed: 256
Result is /www/hcs/mh folder created. I have full permission for /www/hcs
folder.
It is your version of Perl. You have an older version that has
a buggy version of the standard Cwd module. install.pl uses the
Cwd module to obtain absolute pathnames.
What version of perl and what operating system are you using?
Also, where did you install the 'mhonarc' program? Is it in your
default search path?
BTW, the probable reason why 'make mhonarc-check' works is that
it checks by trying to require mhamain.pl directly, and it appears
that the MHonArc libraries already exist in perl's library search
path. install.pl tries to determine where the MHonArc libraries are
located by looking at the actual mhonarc program.
--ewh
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