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Problems with ./configure
I am new to unix. I am trying for the first time ever to complie a program. I loaded the files via FTP to my web host. I loged in using SSH and changed the dir to the location where I put the files. I type in "./configure" and get this error:
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory There is a file called "configure". What am I doing wrong? Thanks Jason |
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Look at the top of the configure sciprt to see what the interpretur is. It will look something like
#!/bin/sh etc. Make sure that it is pointing to a valid shell. Cheers, Keith |
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