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"make" is not running even after installing the package
am trying to install sendmail
when i do
# sh Build
it says that "make: cannot find"
can someone help please
regards
hi
sorry for not being more specific
i am trying to install sendmail-8.13.8 on my solaris 10 system.
so when i run the "make" command i get an error saying:
make: not found
so i thought that the make package was not install
i did install the make package
but still giving me the same error
Distribution: Solaris 11.4, Oracle Linux, Mint, Debian/WSL
Posts: 9,789
Rep:
make is installed by default on Solaris, there is no need to install another one.
Actually two of them are there:
- the standard System V make which is /usr/ccs/bin/make
- Gnu make which is /usr/sfw/bin/gmake
You just need to add one or both of these paths to your PATH, and use the gmake command instead of make should your Makefile requires Gnu make. Alternatively, you can just give the full path of the command explicitely.
Add /usr/sfw/bin and /usr/ccs/bin to your PATH by, for example, opening your .bashrc file and adding
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/sfw/bin:/usr/ccs/bin
That adds the directories in which gmake and make reside so you can access them at the command line without entering the full path. The colons are used to append more paths to the existing variable PATH.
Hi
thnx a lot
it does work now
i am able to compile normally now.
but i have 2 more questions...
1. i wonder if u could help me with the sendmail installation... each time i run the sh Build command, at the end this is an error saying: make [1]: ar: command not found
make:*** [obj.SunOS.5.9.sun4/libsm/libsm.a] error 2
something about "vacation" issue
2. i have users mail boxes for mails on /var/mail, and i am trying to modify there quotas on /var.
but each time i do edquota dominic, i get to modify the user only on the /export/home.
can u please tell me how i can get that on /var ?
hi guys
i manage to have my user's quota on /var
but i have one issue
it seems like my inetd.conf is not running
i installed qpopper (pop3 server daemon) and add the /usr/local/sbin/popper on inetd.conf
and i do a kill -HUP to restart inetd
it says "hangup"
i check if 110/tcp on my /etc/services
i have something like this:
pop3 110/tcp pop-3 # Post Office Protocol -
Version 3
i should mention that i am using Outlook express as my mail client
when i test my port 110 doing
telnet "serverip" 110
it doesn't connect
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