Common newbie question I'm sure; I need to install pine and the compile isn't working. I'm on a freshly installed and patched potato machine, following these instructions:
apt-get install pine-docs pine396-src pine396-diffs cd /usr/src/pine dpkg-source -x *.dsc cd ./pine-3.96M ./debian/rules binary dpkg -i /usr/src/pine/*.deb The "./debian/rules" command fails; the first error I notice is: cc -O2 -g -DLNX -DSYSTYPE=\"LNX\" -DMOUSE -c -o addrbook.o addrbook.c make[1]: cc: Command not found I tried aliasing cc to gcc, but that didn't make any difference, and in general when I see this it's because some source code didin't configure properly to build on the platform where it's installed; so I figure there must be some step I'm leaving out, or else an error in the build process. If anybody has tips on building pine on woody that would be great too. I have many users very unhappy because we had to wipe some boxen after a hack last week. Cheers, --michael
