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Apache 2.0 installation

Hi all!

I've got big problems while installing Apache 2.0 on my HPUX 11 machine.

I have configured the installation script with "./configure --prefix=/opt/apache" and run "make". All things looking good. But when i execute "make install" i have two errors, first:
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cp killbatch /opt/batch
cp: cannot access killbatch: No such file or directory
/opt/batch/killbatch not found
cp ../init.d_batchd /etc/init.d/batchd
cp:/etc/init.d/: No such file or directory
/etc/init.d/batchd not found
and second
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(cd /opt/apache/lib && rm -f libexpat.sl.1 && ln -s libexpat.sl.1.0 libexpat.sl.1)
(cd /opt/apache/lib && rm -f libexpat.sl && ln -s libexpat.sl.1.0 libexpat.sl)
chmod 555 /opt/apache/lib/libexpat.sl.1.0
chmod: can't access /opt/apache/lib/libexpat.sl.1.0
and the installation script aborts now.

I'm new to the unix environment and i have no clue what the problem is. Can anybody give me a hint?

Thank you in advance,
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Check the paths. Then check the permissions.

It tells you it is trying to cp killbatch and put it in /opt/batch. Verify that its there and that is has the appropiate permissions, in this case Read. Check to see if the the batch directory exist.


Make sure you run the script as root.
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