"Christopher W. Curtis" wrote: > > Kir Kolyshkin wrote: > > > > Well, to compile CVS version, you need some developer's tools, > > namely automake and autoconf. And, after cvs checkout, the > > > first thing you run should be ./cvsprep. It creates everything > > needed, no need to hack something. > > Aha! I missed that part of INSTALL. This is not in INSTALL. INSTALL is written for ordinary users in mind, they use distro tarball, there all the files are in place. But if you take sources from CVS, everything that is autogenerated is out of CVS, so you should regenerate it, thus need to run ./cvsprep. > I figured out how to create the > MySQL tables (eventually) by myself though, I did have to remove the > 'unique' keyword from 'index'. I guess my server is too old to > understand that construct (and indexes are always unique anyway). Well, if you have old MySQL, please consider to upgrade, we do not guarantee that ASPSeek will work with old MySQL versions. Also, you'll close some security holes, which is Good Thing (TM). -- |< [] [] |_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kir.sever.net ICQ 7551596 -- "Maybe somebody should tell gcc maintainers about programmers that know more than the compiler again." -- Linus Torvalds.
