Re move RT

Hello guys,

Is it possible to Remove an old rt version to install a new one ?

cause an update from 3.8.9 to 4.0 fails with the following error:

install-sh -m 0755 -o root -g www -d /opt/rt4/etc
[11:12:52] make: install-sh: command not found
[11:12:52] make: *** [config-install] error 127

best regards john s.
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Is it possible to Remove an old rt version to install a new one ?

You don’t need to remove older versions to upgrade.

cause an update from 3.8.9 to 4.0 fails with the following error:

install-sh -m 0755 -o root -g www -d /opt/rt4/etc
[11:12:52] make: install-sh: command not found
[11:12:52] make: *** [config-install] error 127

How did you run configure?

Thomas

@Thomas

Good morning

My config is on default Settings No Custom Specified Parameters where set

I have ubuntu 10.04 lts

best regards john s.

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My config is on default Settings No Custom Specified Parameters where set

Please tell us the actual commands you ran.

Thomas

Thomas Sibley wrote:

Please tell us the actual commands you ran.

i ran the default settings by typing

  1. make testdeps
  2. make fixdeps
  3. install cpan
  4. make install …

l the configure settings won’t be modified at all no custom prefixes or
sth else

or what do you mean ?

best regards john s.

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Please tell us the actual commands you ran.

i ran the default settings by typing

  1. make testdeps
  2. make fixdeps
  3. install cpan
  4. make install …

l the configure settings won’t be modified at all no custom prefixes or
sth else

or what do you mean ?

I mean the configure command you used. Did you run ./configure from
within the tarball? It looks like you missed that part.

Thomas

Hello Thomas

I solved the problem

i had make the command with an & letter … now it works :

make & make install

best regards

john s.

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