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Spoke too soon...
I was a little bit premature on my thanks. ;-)
Now, using the setenv command, I get the following when entering the SSL_BASE and configure options:
[localhost:~/apache_1.3.19] morgion% setenv SSL_BASE=../OpenSSL-3-1/openssl -> ./configure -> --enable-module=ssl -> --activate-module=src/modules/php4/libphp4.a -> --enable-module=php4 -> --enable-shared=ssl setenv: Too many arguments.According to my Terminal prog preferences, I am running tcsh. I also have the back slashes in there, at the end of every line except the last --enable, no spaces before or after the backslash.
Spoke too soon...
hmmm the setenv command was advised to me by a so called unix wizz kid.
That's the reason why I use bash :)
resync-> unix/linux sytems don't write changes t the filesystem immediatly to the disk, but keep it in a buffer.
% syncforces the sytem to write the changes to disk, doing it twice is somehow better then once, don't remember why. with rehash, you tell the shell to recognise any new binaries you just installed...it looks for those in his paths with the following command: % rehashalso, for some odd reason, do this twice:) Cheers Merlijn
Spoke too soon...
Don't use an = with setenv.
Spoke too soon...
Don't use an = with setenv. |
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