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| Debian: New netpbm-free packages fix arbitrary code execution | iBot | Security Advisories (RSS) | 0 | 05-19-2008 06:20 AM |
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NetPBM
I am running a Virtual Apache Server on a Linux system and am trying to install NetPBM from http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...lease_id=31626 for some GNU PHP software called Gallery 1.2.
I do understand the proc for installing binaries is the same for Linux as for Unix. I've been told to issue the command ./configure in the directory of the application to be installed. Why does it not recognise the command then?..... bash: ./configure: No such file or directory Can anybody tell me the basics of installing such applications or at least throw me a bone of a URL? TIA Malco |
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I assume you are in the same directory that you
unbundled the downloaded file? In other words, you dowloaded some file (probably a "...tar.gz") file to lets say /usr/local. At this point, you unbundle by doing somthing like: tar zxvf NetPBM.tar.gz ...which created some new directory (perhaps NetPBM). In this new directory, do: ls -l configure ...what do you get? Assuming you see a listing for configure, you should now be able to execute ./configure |
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configure
Thanks for your quick reply. Although I've just realised I've got precompiled binaries in front of me and not stuff requiring compiling, your reply was not in vain - I've been meaning to find out about compiling. In fact anybody who stumbles across this thread and wants a little help re- compiling
compiling Malco |
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