JT Justman wrote: > Cesáreo García Rodicio wrote: >>> On your command line, run: >>> >>> /usr/local/bin/perl -MGDBM_File -e 1 >>> >>> If the command exits without an error message, we'll look further. >>> If it exits with an error message (about being unable to find >>> GDBM_File), then you need to install that Perl module. >> AS ROOT: >> $> perl -MGDBM_File -e 1 >> $> >> (... so, nothing special, it must be right) >> >> AS USER it was the same. >> >> I remind you that perhaps the problem is doing bin/makecat because it >> is my first time installing interchange. >> >> So any idea? > > Are you running a site perl in /usr/local/bin/perl? If so you probably > have to specify it, as in Davor's example. > ~# perl -MGDBM_File -e 1 ~# which perl /usr/bin/perl I thinks it's not a problem with perl, perhaps a problem with bin/makecat (I did somethink wrong) Thanks. Cesáreo _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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