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God damn Apache shell script!!!!!

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Canadian Lover:
Well, I've got a spare bot I use to experiment with linux. I tried to install apache as a learning experince, but no luck.

I run the command in a GNOME terminal window:

--- Code: ---
--- End code ---
So half way through then script I get a parse error telling me I've got an unexpected $end. in life 1800 (I think).

Now since i don't know how to shell script. I stuck. I can't install apache because those "good people" made a mistake in the configure script./

ecsyle_one:
Apache is usually installed when you install Linux. Which distro are  you using? It might be easier to use its package manager to install Linux, or just use apt-get.

SAJChurchey:
If you are running a somewhat older distro, it could be that you have an older version of the compiler (GCC) or the C-libraries (glib).

Canadian Lover:
Red Hat 9. I want to install php/mysql as well.

KernelPanic:
Just use apt for RPM

Or, if you are intent on compiling it, try:

export CC=gcc32
make clean
./configure -prefix=/usr/local/apache2 -enable-mods-shared=most
make
make install

It may yield better results.

[ April 11, 2004: Message edited by: Tux ]

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