Probably the best solution would be to ignore this question entirely --
it seems to be well documented, and now it's in the list archives every
other day. ;)
My question would have to be "why is this a problem /now/, when prior to
1.38.8 or so, people seemed to manage to compile this on their
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On Thursday 04 May 2006 10:42, Troy Daniels wrote:
> This has been answered by the mailing list several times over the last 2
> weeks alone (How many times does it need to be asked to become a FAQ?).
This is explicitly stated in the current manual. If someone wants a FAQ in
addition, I would sug
This has been answered by the mailing list several times over the last 2
weeks alone (How many times does it need to be asked to become a FAQ?).
You need to type:
make
make install
'make install' on it's own doesn't work.
Troy.
eklektik wrote:
Hi everybody
I had a problem with an autoloade
Hi everybody
I had a problem with an autoloader with bacula 1.36 so i have decided to
install bacula 1.38.8 but i had a problem.
When i do "make install" i have this message :
make[1]: *** Pas de règle pour fabriquer la cible « ../lib/libbac.a »,
nécessaire pour « bacula-dir ». Arrêt.
make[1]:
