Re: [Mailman-Users] make install failure

Vidiot wrote: >Mark posted: > >>What Python stuff didn't it do that needed to be done. All a straight >>'make' does is compile all the wrappers and compile the various >>mailman.po message catalogs into mailman.mo files. > >I wiped out the directory and started over. Here is what the make install

Re: [Mailman-Users] make install failure

Mark posted: >What Python stuff didn't it do that needed to be done. All a straight >'make' does is compile all the wrappers and compile the various >mailman.po message catalogs into mailman.mo files. I wiped out the directory and started over. Here is what the make install did: Creating archi

Re: [Mailman-Users] make install failure

Vidiot wrote: >Mark Sapiro: > >>'make install' is sufficient. It will do the necessary 'make' actions. > >It didn't for me. It didn't do any of the python stuff until I ran just make. What Python stuff didn't it do that needed to be done. All a straight 'make' does is compile all the wrappers a

Re: [Mailman-Users] make install failure

Mark Sapiro: >'make install' is sufficient. It will do the necessary 'make' actions. It didn't for me. It didn't do any of the python stuff until I ran just make. >See > >and >

Re: [Mailman-Users] make install failure

Vidiot wrote: > >The configure script runs without error, as does the initial make. BTW, >the install manual has an error: > > Page 4: % cd mailman- > % ./configure > % make install > >The "make install" should be just "make". Gotta make it before you can >instal

[Mailman-Users] make install failure

OK, the Solaris 10 box is operational, in that root is the only user and I'm getting things up and running. While my user account exists, none of my personal stuff is there yet, as it is in a state of flux. Once I bring the system on line, then I copy over all the home directory files, etc. In t