> No file, the above is the command typed on a terminal to configure the package.
> It may be different under csh, but you can use 'setenv CFLAGS "-I/usr/include"' > before running ./configure I ran the command setenv CFLAGS "-I/usr/include" as a regular user and it seemed to accept the command. When I did the same thing as root, I needed to include the full pathname to the setenv binary. > I have a question: did you execute configure just before make? > There may be left over temporary files wich belong to root and no regular user can delete. I think that's the reason for the permission denied > message. I did execute configure just before make, but that was after I ran the make distclean command. That should have taken care of all files, unless there is another directory involved in the compilation procedure. > I wouldn't set SHLIB_PATH or any library path; the reason is that you were setting it to the mounted directory and it's better to leave the path > pointing to the regular libraries which won't dissapear when you unmount the directory. I removed the SHLIB_PATH command from the .cshrc file, and tried the procedure again, without success...I am at a loss here. _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
