Rene, On Friday 24 March 2006 02:08, René Berber wrote: > Kelly Jones wrote: > > New Clamav and Linux user. Any help diagnosing solution is appreciated. > > > > YaST search in Suse10.0 for zlib, gcc compiler suite, bzip2 and GNU MP > > 3. > > > > Found: zlib (not zlib-devel specifically); cpp, libgcc, libgcj; bzip2 > > (not bzip2-devel specifically); gmp (GNU MP library, v.4.1.4-6). > > > > I ran this command to check whether GCC compiler suite installed: > > # whereis gcc > > /usr/lib/gcc > > This is wrong, it's showing the location of the runtime libraries not the > compiler, and you need the compiler.
Ok, Rene, I'm new to Linux. Would you care to give some tips on how to find and install the compiler? A YaST gcc search only brings up what I've mentioned. > > > It turned out to be i586-suse-linux/4.0.2/cc1. So I created symbolic > > link: # ln -s /path/to/clamav-0.88 /usr/lib/gcc > > create symbolic link `/usr/lib/gcc/clamav-0.88' to `/path/to/clamav-0.88 > > Wrong again, remove that link. > > If you really have a cc1, which is not the compiler just a part of one of > the compilers that comes with gcc, and it is under > /usr/lib/gcc/i585-suse-linux/... then you should have a /usr/bin/gcc; > that's the compiler. There's no /usr/bin/gcc or /usr/sbin/gcc for that matter. > > If you don't have it, then look again with YaST and install it. What you > show above (cpp, libgcc, ...) are just parts of gcc, look for the full > compiler. What does the full compiler look like? Kelly _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
