DebianMongerHowto
Debian-based pike7.6 packages are now able to use Monger since end of november 2005 (around 7.6.51-1) Thus, this fix is now no longer necessary for up to date Debian distributions.This tip is still there because it stilll could be usefull for old distribution or to debug a broken installation. Pike's external module building tool (analogous to Perl's CPAN) requires several non-header files to be present in the include path. In order to get Public.Parser.XML2 to install I had to use the following workaround.1) Compile and install pike7.6 using apt-get -b source pike7.62) mkdir -p /usr/lib/pike/7.6.33/include3) ln -s /usr/include/pike/7.6.33 /usr/lib/pike/7.6.33/include/pike4) cp [pikesrc]/build/[arch]/specs /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/5) chmod 755 /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/run_autoconfig6) cp [pikesrc]/src/aclocal.m4 /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/7) cp [pikesrc]/bin/smartlink /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/8) cp [pikesrc]/bin/mktestsuite /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/9) cp [pikesrc]/bin/install_module /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/10) cp [pikesrc]/bin/test_pike.pike /usr/include/pike/7.6.33/11) pike -x monger --install Public.Parser.XML2There's probably others, but this was sufficient to get what I needed working. Powered by PikeWiki2 |
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