On Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Tham, Philip wrote:
> Need some advice. The installed version of perl is not currently
> supporting multithreading.
You seem to be using a custom Perl build in /usr/local/bin.
What happens if you try the stock Perl in /usr/bin ?
What operating system is this? If it's Linux, what distro is it; if it's
Unix, what vendor are you using; if anything, what version do you have?
If your OS offers a package management framework (such as Red Hat RPM,
Debian apt-get, Sun packages, MacOSX Fink, BSD ports, etc), why aren't
you using it? These things often solve such problems for you easily.
On my Mac, I just do something like
% sudo fink install imagemagick
On a Debian box, I'd do
$ sudo apt-get install imagemagick
On a Red Hat box... I'd install Debian :-)
But you see the point, I hope -- if your platform offers an package
management system, you should give it a try before spending too much
time on puzzling it out by yourself. Chances are very good that someone
out there has already automated this work for you.
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