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RE: CVS repository problems?
From: |
Ian Gough |
Subject: |
RE: CVS repository problems? |
Date: |
Thu, 9 Jan 2003 13:41:33 -0500 |
Ok, I
screwed up a bit here. The difference between my first checkout and the second
was that the first checkout was against commoncpp2 and the second against
commoncpp, hence the difference in the file set that was checked
out.
So
now, it would appear that commoncpp2 is missing the INSTALL file plus all files
in the config directory (install.sh). Maybe others.
[commoncpp2]$ ./configure
creating cache
./config.cache
configure: error: can not find install-sh or install.sh in
config ./config
This is the first
time I have attempted to extract the commoncpp code and I am seeing some
strange behavior.
I am using
anonymous CVS access checking out the commoncpp module. I get no complaints
from CVS, but there seems to be files that are not being checked out. For
example, the first attempt yielded an empty config directory (except for the
CVS subdir) and no INSTALL file. In the second attempt the INSTALL file showed
up, and I got Makefile.am to appear in the config directory. Since there was
no configure file, I ran autoconf to generate it, but when running
./configure, it complains it "can not find install-sh or install.sh in config
./config". A quick check of the config directory shows that only Makefile.am
is in that directory (and the CVS Entries file has a reference to this file
only). Am I missing install.sh? Is there a problem with the repository? Am I
doing something fundamentally wrong?
Ian