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Where is M4 binary?
Hello,
I am configurating Sendmail on Mac OS 10.x terminal. I tried to execute m4 to generate a new sendmail.cf. It complains "Command not found". Anybody knows where the m4 binary is? Is it something coming along with Unix or Sendmail? Appreciate any help. Thanks in advance. pw |
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Usually /usr/bin/m4 - but this can be OS specific.
Try "which m4" to see if it's in your path (which as you're getting a command not found error it's more than likely not). find / -name "m4" -type f -print will find it if it's present on your system. Cheers ZB |
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