I don't think it is an authority problem, because I got a core file at the 23rd. However I run the make test with my userid with the following result:
of course, you must fix the permissions of the filesystem first, so that the non-root user can write there. let's say that your username and groupname is hans, then you need to do:
su chown -R hans.hans make test
I prefered to copy to existing source directories:
castle# cp -R mod_perl-1.99_09 mod_perl-1.99_09_2 castle# chown -R tms:www mod_perl-1.99_09_2 castle# su - tms [EMAIL PROTECTED] cd /usr/local/source/perl-5.8.0-modules/mod_perl-1.99_09_2
You still run it from a directory which is not writable and may be even not xr by tms:www. I'm talking about /usr/local/source/perl-5.8.0-modules
Untar the package under ~tms and try again.
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