I see. Those are same errors I get when I use the GSRC version currently offered. I agree, it is not usable as is. I was under the impression you were now attempting using the forthcoming 2.04 version using this string of commands.:. which is what works for me:
git clone https://git.lysator.liu.se/lsh/lsh.git cd lsh git checkout lsh-2.0.4 # This is the stable branch ./.bootstrap ./configure make bootstrap make GRSC version of lsh will be updated soon, I hope, or you can just use the Debian package for now. Or move on with life. After trying GSRC I also try GUIX. It's got good features, but it is not there yet. But I am hopeful heaven on earth will come any day now. On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 1:57 AM, Jean Louis <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Carl, > > Thank you for helping. I use in the PATH, only /bin and /usr/bin and > ~/gnu/bin. Here is the output of recent attempt: > https://clbin.com/yIiRY > > GSRC is great software that directly loads sources and offers GNU > software packages, that are not otherwise packaged in popular > distributions. It setup offers more trusted sources, and does not > interfere with the system. When I started using GSRC, I have later > discovered GuixSD. > > GSRC can still be used for easily testing software packages that are not > otherwise available in other distributions. > > If it works on your side, it is good, I don't know why it does not on my > side. > > Louis > > On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 12:02:15PM -0700, carl hansen wrote: > > On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 7:52 AM, Jean Louis <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > I cannot easily compile it. Of course I have access to lsh from GuixSD > > > or Debian. Only it would be good to have GSRC as full GNU - working > > > packaging, that could be so easily installed on VPS/servers, and on > > > machines with some foreign operating system. But that would require > that > > > all packages work together. > > > > > > Jean Louis > > > > > > I also had problems when I had guix installed (as addon to ubuntu). It > > confuses > > the paths. If I disable guix, by moving /home/carl/.guix-profile to an > > inoperative name > > such as /home/carl/.guix-profile.inoperative, then gsrc is force to use > the > > paths it was > > set up with and things generally work for compiling. Then one can rename > > /home/carl/.guix-profile-inoperative to the proper name and move on in > life. > > > > Anyway it should work, and may very well work on the other servers you > > mentioned. > > You might want to try on those other machines. >
