RE: [CSCMail-Users] Problems Installing
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From: Richard P. <ao...@ds...> - 2003-03-07 06:05:01
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Thanks Daniel I think you are right. It seems CSCMail is no longer being developed, and the work redirected to Pronto, so I have shifted to trying to install that. Things went more smoothly, but again I got stuck at the last point! At the very end I get a message along the lines of: Sh: CD/root/prontobuild URI-1.19: no such file or directory I assumed that I needed to install URI 1.19, which I think I found OK as an RPM on the web. But when I try to run the URI RPM I get a message about failed dependencies, and a statement that it needs Perl 5.6. I have the necessary version of Perl on my machine, but the URI RPM doesn't seem to find it. How do I get it to find Perl when I run the rpm command? Thanks for all your help. Richard > -----Original Message----- > From: Daniel Schregenberger [mailto:np...@gm...] > Sent: 06 March 2003 21:05 > To: Richard Poynder > Cc: Mailinglist: CSCMail > Subject: RE: [CSCMail-Users] Problems Installing > > > Richard Poynder wrote: > > > Daniel, thanks for this, and you to Gavin. You guys were > both right. I > > was trying to run it outside the GUI. It now runs fine > within terminal > > mode for a while, but towards the end I get the following messages: > > > > Sh: CD/root/cscmailbuild/DBD-CSV-0.1027: no such file or directory > > Sh: CD/root/cscmailbuild/HTMLParser-3.25: no such file or directory > > Sh: CD/root/cscmailbuild/URI-1.17: no such file or directory > > Sh: CD/root/cscmailbuild/IO-stringy-1.210: no such file or directory > > > > I had assumed CSCMailInstaller would create any directories > it needed. > > Is it that I need to manually create these first, or is it > failing to > > find some files do you think? > > The versions of the perl-packages it depends on are hardcoded into the > installer-script. You'd need to change these to the newest > versions, since it > seems that CountZero, the CSCMail Maintainer doesn't do it > anymore...to be > hones, I don't know if development is continuing on CSCMail > (How far is the > C-Version grown CZ?). I don't know if it downloaded the > packages and only > unpacking them failed or if it needs the correct version > number to download it. > You may find the version numbers on CPAN. I can't tell you > much more, cause I'm > not really into perl. > > By the way: I suggest you use the CVS Version of CSCMail. > Cause 1.6.1 has a Y2K > issue and some other things. The easiest way to do that is to > install 1.6.1 > first, which will install you all the packages it depends on, > and then checkout > and install CVS. I'm not sure, but if I remember exactly, > this is done by a > simple "make install" in your local copy of the CVS-Version. > > -- Daniel > > > "The C Programming Language -- A language which combines the > flexibility of assembly language with the power of assembly language." > > |