Good day.

From a friend I got an old PC, I installed Debian on it.
The tasks I want to be done are the following:

*Usenet leecher (binaries)
*Emule
*Internet Sharing
*Firewall

The Firewall and Internet Sharing won't be difficult I think. First I started to test/install a usenet binary leecher. I found NZB-Get on sourceforge (sourceforge.net/projects/nzbget)

After installing the required software I had to run ./configure (in the nzbget directory). It runs a script and dies with the following errors:

configure: WARNING: "STL header file was not found in /usr/include/g++."
configure: error: "libxml2 header files were not found in /usr/include/libxml2."

Well.. I installed libxml2 by using 'apt-get install libxml2' and I installed a RPM file too (converted it to a .deb file). I installed G++ also by using apt-get.
I thought it maybe looking in the wrong directory for the libary, so I did a search query:

So I did the following:
./configure --with-libxml2-includes=/var/lib -q
and
./configure --with-libxml2-includes=/var/lib/dpkg/info -q

The error changed to
My solution didn't help

Now I really don't know what to do. Other troubles before I could solve, this I can't. Can anybody help me?
Or: Does anybody know another good text-based usenet binary leecher, with NZB-files support? And anybody know a textbased emule client? I only found a grapical...

Thank you for you help. Remember: I am a linux-n00b.

I did compile and install NZBget, and it retrieves the newsarticles, but then it just sits there and I have to use CTRL-C to stop it. Result is a bunch of temp files in the temp directory and no attachements ?!?

Would be nice if PAN would get nzb file support !