adam beecher wrote:
>> I'm not sure if this went out, sorry for the repost if it did:
>> --------------------------------------------------------------
>> I need to set up some autoresponders on Red Hat 7.0. Vacation seems to
> require an actual user, but I don't want to set up new users for this, I
> want to do it straight from the aliases file. I tried Ken Coar's
> 'autoresponder' but got the following error:
>> configure: error: can not find install-sh or install.sh in . ./.. ./../..
>
install.sh is a script generated by the configure script, or should
already be in the tar ball.. Are you sure you don't have to run
"autoconf" or some other tool first?
> Can someone explain why I'm getting that, and/or recommend a good
> autoresponder app? Also, out of curiousity, what's the correct --prefix for
> Red Hat 7.0? The default in autoresponder is /usr/local, but I'm thinking it
> should be /usr on Red Hat, right?
No idea about autoresponders, but you should use /usr/local/ as a prefix
when installing your own software from source. That wat, binary RPMs go
in /usr/ and things don't clobber each other. Of course, you have to be
wary of the fact you may have two versions of one piece of kit
installed.
Donncha.
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