On 7/02/2014 8:37 PM, ALI LARAB wrote:
> Hi.
> I don't understand what do you mean by your sentence "you haven't
> sourced the .bashrc fil". Need you the source of the bashrc.
Please don't top-post.
Ah, you don't know UNIX.
To "source" a shell script is to execute it in such a way that it sets
variables in your environment.
In the case of a ".bashrc", ".login", ".profile", ".cshrc", etcetera,
file, it is the same thing as logging out and logging in again.
And, I had a typo, you need a space:
# . /root/.bashrc
will cause the PATH to be exported.
But, re-reading your posts, this is not your problem.
You have *not* installed GCC and G++, and, presumably, other needed
development tools. *This* is your problem. (/usr/libexec/gcc is *not*
the executable for the GCC compiler.)
Reading back, again, you say you have installed "RedHat 5". Which
particular RedHat 5 have you installed?
Enterprise Linux? Advanced Server? Some other variant?
And which sub-version? RedHat Enterprise Linux 5, for example, had
several point releases.
RHEL does *not* install the development tools by default, they have to
be added. Stick the disk in the drive, fire up the software manager and
install the "Development Tools" package.
Then it will find gcc/g++ in /usr/bin, and then you will find that the
MySQL development tools are not installed, so you can install them, and
do it again.
Cheers,
Gary B-)
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