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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: Ron on September 09, 2003, 04:37:55 AM
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Greetings all,
I have a Mitel SME 5.5 server up and running great. I am using it to host a personal website and want to add a MUD as well. It is also the Firewall for my LAN.
I need to get Gcc going on the server so I can compile the mud software.
Anyone know how???
Thanks in advance.
Ron
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I'd start by trying to compile something and see which bits you're missing. My 5.6 system has a functional gcc environment installed straight of off the CD.
Try logging in a root and exec'ing:
gcc --version
Tim
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It is not installed. gcc --version returns nothing.
Again, Thanks
RonTim Jones wrote:
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> I'd start by trying to compile something and see which bits
> you're missing. My 5.6 system has a functional gcc
> environment installed straight of off the CD.
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> Try logging in a root and exec'ing:
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> gcc --version
>
> Tim
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Have a look here
http://wiki.contribs.org/index.php?module=article&view=10&MMN_position=33:33
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it is under dmay and then mitel
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Ok, I got it working. Now, I am trying to compile the Mud. It is not working. Below, you will see the error.
bash: ./configure: bad interpreter: Permission denied
What the heck???
I am wondering if it is something to do with CircleMud.
Thanks again
Ron
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Ok. in the CircleMud instructions, it says to use: ./configure.
This does not work. However, sh configure does.
Thanks to all who took the time to read and respond to this issue.
Ron
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Ron wrote:
> Ok. in the CircleMud instructions, it says to use: ./configure.
> This does not work. However, sh configure does.
./configure would most likely have worked - if the file had the 'execute' bit set via the :
chmod u+x configure
command.
G