Building Pidgin from source, problem regarding XML parser
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I wont provide all the feedback from the command line, though this seems to be what's causing my problem
Code:
checking for XML::Parser... configure error: XML::Parser perl module is required for intltool
So I figured I should simply search synaptic for something along the lines of "xml parser perl module", but because I don't know exactly what I'm looking for, I don't really know what package I should install out of the 21 results I had listed for it.
I could just guess, though I don't want to install a package I don't need.
Sorry if that's too vague, let me know if I should explain anything in more detail.
Thanks
Edit: BTW I'm installing on Fluxbuntu and this is the first time I've really attempted to install anything from source. I'm basically at the stage where I have type in ./configure. Just in the process of doing a search so I'm not expecting to be completely spoon fed the answer
Distribution: Fluxbuntu, Damn Small Linux, Puppy, Slax
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Thanks.
That problem has been solved, though I have another regarding libxml2 development headers .... I'll see if I can work it out ...
- Update -
Configuration successful .... but
Code:
Pidgin will now be installed in /usr/local/bin.
configure complete, now type 'make'
dene@dene-desktop:#~/pidgin-2.0.1$ make
bash: make: command not found
Will see if I can resolve the problem, though feedback will still be appreciated.
-update 2-
Now in the process of building.
Seems to take a long time 0_0
- Success! -
My first program installed from source =D
Not sur if I can convince all my friends to stop using MSN though (I've tried beleive me) so I need to install a supported SSL library ... but which one? Looking through synaptic I got a couple of hundred results.
I need to look for something along the lines of a IMAP SSL library don't I?
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