Thanks,
hmmm, I had wondered why it was trying to copy directories that didn’t
exist. As for the chmod/perm issue, doesn’t rt by default use rt as the
group owner by default? or do I need to specify it during configure? I have
an rt group (and a user). According the the March 15 Draft doc’s it seemed
to indicate that by default RT will use rt as the group owner, with root
and bin as owners for bin/libs etc.
looking in the makefile does show it using the “correct” values (I would
assume) for user permissions…
This is the group that all of the installed files will be chgrp’ed to.
RTGROUP = rt
User which should own rt binaries.
BIN_OWNER = root
User that should own all of RT’s libraries, generally root.
LIBS_OWNER = root
Group that should own all of RT’s libraries, generally root.
LIBS_GROUP = bin
WEB_USER = www
WEB_GROUP = www
All these users/groups exist so what should be the problem? I am unfamiliar
with Makefile syntax so I’m not very usefull in troubleshooting it… I am
also using
Automake v1.5 and Make v3.79 from IBM’s Linux Toolbox RPM’s. Commenting
out the first line of the fixperms: section doesn’t help…Still get’s the
same error… (or just replacing it with chmod 0755
/data/htdocs/base/rt3)…
Ideas?
Jonathan Kaufman
Foot Locker Inc.
E-Mail: jkaufman@footlocker.com
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Jesse Vincent Subject: Re: [rt-users] Problem installing rt3...help!
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Hello rt-users!
I have followed the development on rt3 quite closely for some time and I
figured I would give it a try now that it’s stable…
Unfortunately, I can’t get it installed at the moment, so hopefully
someone
on the list would know how to help me…
Here is the problem…
rt-test-dependencies --with-mysql --with-fastcgi is ok.
make install gives the following error:
cp -rp ./local/html/* //data/htdocs/base/rt3/local/html
cp: ./local/html/: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.
make: [local-install] Error 1 (ignored)
cp -rp ./local/po/ //data/htdocs/base/rt3/local/po
cp: ./local/po/*: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.
make: [local-install] Error 1 (ignored)
Those two errors are ignored because the directories don’t need to get
copied over. They only get copied if you’ve got a locally modified
source directory with pre-existing customizations.
cp -rp ./README //data/htdocs/base/rt3/share/doc
Make the libraries readable
make: *** [fixperms] Error 1
My guess there is that for some reason, you don’t have a user or group
that RT is trying to chmod something to.
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