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Old 10-20-2007
Same ol "no acceptable cc found in $PATH" but I'm not clueless... just still a noob

Hey All,
Let me start out w/ I have serched the forums and found this to be a typical problem. None of the threads have been able to help in my situation though.

I know cc or gcc needs to be installed in ...bin]# (or lead the path of the app to wherever gcc is when compiling) so the app can "see" it and do it's thing.

All the forums say to run the pre-installed cc and most of the time gcc isn't even required unless an app needs it.

When I try to install mplayer, it gives me an "Error: Bad gcc version" No sweat, I figure I'll just go to get the latest copy of GCC and install it. So I d/l GCC on my server, drop it in the /bin directory so it will "see" the existing compiler and configure. I run "./configure" I get the "no acceptable cc found in $PATH" song and dance...

I'm pasted the contents of my /bin below to make sure It's not staring me right in the face (the directory named "gcc" is the gcc compiler I've placed there and it doee me no good since I can't compile it.)

Thanks for helping a noob out. I'm learning, just really stuck on this one. I aslo appologize for not using the right terms.. I am a noob though and can get away w/ this for at least a little bit, right?

NOTE: I can give you an IP and login NFO id you want to SSH into the server to see what's up. It's bare bones now and I'll just change the PW when your done. (I'll only give login NFO to an established member, last thing I need is some jerk putting some nastiness in this server before it's populated)


[root@knoxtube bin]# ls
arch chgrp csh dmesg ed fgrep gunzip kill mail mount pgawk rbash rvi sort tcsh traceroute6 usleep
awk chmod cut dnsdomainname egrep gawk gzip link mkdir mv ping red rview stty touch true vi
basename chown date doexec env gcc hostname ln mknod netstat ping6 rm sed su tracepath umount view
bash cp dd domainname ex grep igawk login mktemp nice ps rmdir sh sync tracepath6 uname ypdomainname
cat cpio df echo false gtar ipcalc ls more nisdomainname pwd rpm sleep tar traceroute unlink zcat
[root@knoxtube bin]#
 

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