Ahh! Thank you
./configure --disable-clamav --enable-bigstack --with-group=mail \
--disable-clamuko --with-user=exim
You can see what they do by doing ./configure --help | more
cheers
- wash
Regards,
Craig D.
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Craig Daters ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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* Craig Daters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040216 21:11]: wrote:
> > > $ ./configure --sysconfdir=/etc
> >
> >I do the same, but I am particular about the options I pass to
> >configure.
>
> What kind of options are you particular about? Should I be particular
> about them too?
./configure --disable-
> $ ./configure --sysconfdir=/etc
I do the same, but I am particular about the options I pass to
configure.
What kind of options are you particular about? Should I be particular
about them too?
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West Press Printing
1663 West Grant Road
Thanks Jesper, I'll check it out.
Here's what I do personally which seems to work great;
I'm using Slackware Linux, and I build ClamAV from source. But, I don't
want to just do "make install" as that leaves me with the responsabillity
to manually clean out old versions by hand etc. So what I do i
* Craig Daters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040216 18:37]: wrote:
> I installed 0.65 on a RH9 system using the source install (as opposed
> to the RPM) and I now want to upgrade to 0.67 using the same method.
> What is the proper way to do this? Is there and uninstall/upgrade
> method for doing this?
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004, Craig Daters wrote:
> I installed 0.65 on a RH9 system using the source install (as opposed
> to the RPM) and I now want to upgrade to 0.67 using the same method.
> What is the proper way to do this? Is there and uninstall/upgrade
> method for doing this?
>
> Or, do I just do
I installed 0.65 on a RH9 system using the source install (as opposed
to the RPM) and I now want to upgrade to 0.67 using the same method.
What is the proper way to do this? Is there and uninstall/upgrade
method for doing this?
Or, do I just download it, un-tar the 0.67 files then run:
$ ./con
