Re: [Bug-gnubg] Building gnubg from source on a Open Suse 11.1 computer

[Michael Petch]

> 
> To add back the executable flag to autogen.sh one can issue a command like:
> 
> chmod 755 autogen.sh
> 

I just realized something. Usually if the executable flag is nlot set you
would get soemthing like:

-bash: ./autogen.sh: Permission denied

Rather than file not found.

When you issue:

./autogen.sh

You are adding the period at the front right? The PERIOD is important as
well as the / (Slash)  . If you leave off the period then you are trying to
run a program called autogen.sh in the root directory (Sort of like C:\ in
windows).