On Sun, Aug 10, 2003 at 12:16:23AM -0700, J/ wrote:
> Question: How do I make aspell set its default directories to what I
> specify in configure, because I don't even have permission to the
> default directory it's looking to for its config files after install.
I'm not sure I follow. But here's how I install Aspell in a
non-stanadard location:
> I have aspell installing just fine in a custom directory.
>
> My configure line is:
>
> ./configure --prefix=/usr/home/maztec/USER/local
> --exec-prefix=/usr/home/maztec/USER/bin
> --enable-dict-dir=/usr/home/USER/aspell/lib/aspell
> --enable-docdir=/usr/home/USER/aspell/share/doc
> --enable-pkgdatadir=/usr/home/USER/aspell/share/aspell
I just use:
./configure --prefix=$HOME/aspell
> Aspell configures correctly and installs correctly. But when I try to
> check a file I get:
>
> 5% aspell check test.txt
> Error: No word lists can be found for the language "en_US".
Did you install a dictionary? It's a separate download.
Before you run ./configure on the dictionary package set your PATH to
point to where you installed Aspell.
export PATH=$HOME/aspell/bin:$PATH
./configure && make && make install
That's needed because the configure script runs pspell-config to find
out Aspell's directories, and pspell-config is installed in $prefix/bin.
Is that what you were asking?
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Bill Moseley
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