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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Richard Sydney-Smith on September 18, 2003, 08:37:00 AM
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When i ask the server to ./configure Postgres it terminates telling me gcc is not on the path. What do I do?
Thanks
Richard
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Have found out that I can install RPMs from the http://mirror.contribs.org/smeserver/contribs/dmay/mitel/contrib/dev-tools/SME56/ website..
eg [..]# rpm -U gcc-2.96....rpm
however when I do I comes up that certain other folders are required , cpp and glibc in particular.
cpp installs ok but glibc does not. It gives the additional error "kernal-headers" is needed by glibc-devel-2.2.5-40
help :{ what do i do next?
thanks
Richard
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ok kernal-headers is also a rpm....
sh*t, now it wants readline and rpm tell me readline is installed.
Seems this "easy" server is over-simplified. I did not install this system. Just ran into it on a clients site. Not impressed. All I want to do is set up postgresql 7.3.4 and get on with my work. Not all this mucking about with a server that has none of the right files installed or linked.
It seems not that readline and zlib can not be found by the postgresql ./configure script.
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SME does not come with the software developement packages installed. You can find a very complete developement package at;
http://lordsfam.net/downloads/production/dev-tools/
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Richard,
Why are you trying to compile postgre on SME when you can just install the rpm's.
Jon
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Thanks , did the install from the RPMs and it is ok.
Did not realise SME was basically a Redhat box!
So in the end what worked was going to the postgres site and downloading their binary RPMs!
Actually very easy but took a long while to find the easy way.
Still don't understand why ./compile could not find the readline library when
rpm -q readline
tells me that it is installed.