[6623] in Kerberos
V4 Install Problem
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Dennis Putnam)
Wed Feb 7 14:21:19 1996
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 14:00:49 -0500 (EST)
From: Dennis Putnam <putnamd@atlodbs1.hayes.com>
Reply-To: putnamd@MIT.EDU.hayes.com
To: kerberos@MIT.EDU
I am trying to install kerberos V4 and have run into a problem. It looks like
I am missing a piece but it is not obvious to me what. I run the 'make world'
command and part way through received the following:
------------------ make world output --------------------------------------
.
.
.
### Now computing dependencies
invocation.c (reading ss_internal.h): cannot find include file "ss.h"
not in ss.h
not in ss.h
not in ../.././include/ss.h
not in ./ss.h
not in ../ss.h
not in ../et/ss.h
not in /usr/athena/include/ss.h
not in /usr/include/ss.h
cannot open "ss.h"
cannot open "parse.c"
cannot open "error.c"
cannot open "list_rqs.c"
### Done with /home/putnamd/kerberos/v4/util/ss
### Now computing dependencies
### Done with /home/putnamd/kerberos/v4/util
### Making depend in /home/putnamd/kerberos/v4/include
rm -f kdc.h.sed
ln -s /home/putnamd/kerberos/src/include/kdc.h.sed kdc.h.sed
rm -f kdc.h
sed -e 's*KLOGDIR*/usr/kerberos/database*g' -e 's*KDBDIR*/usr/kerberos/database*
g' < kdc.h.sed > kdc.h
sh: kdc.h.sed: No such file or directory
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `kdc.h'
Current working directory /home/putnamd/kerberos/v4/include
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `depend'
Current working directory /home/putnamd/kerberos/v4
*** Error code 1
make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `world'
------------------- end make world ---------------------------------------
The target file, ss.h, is indeed missing from the src/util/ss directory (as
linked from the v4/util/ss directory). There is a file named ss.h.orig.
Did I do something wrong with the imake.includes and 'make -f ...makeconfig ..'?
Can someone tell me what I am missing from the distribution library?
---
Dennis Putnam, Manager
Technical Planning and Services
Hayes Microcomputer Products, Inc.
