Hi Sergio,
On 03.05.2005, at 12:37, Sergio Trejo wrote:
Whenever you open a new shell (i.e. Terminal) you have to source MacosxSetEnv.sh again to get all the needed variables back.$ build
I get:
-bash: build: command not found
I have the feeling I lost some shell environment variables or something when I quit my old Terminal shell. Maybe I need to start over again from the clean m90 source? Or did I do something in the wrong order (do I need t first run ./bootstrap and then cd to moz and build mozilla with "build")?
No, this is a system or at least user wide change. You do that only once.
Also, if I am starting over again with clean m90 source, do I need to repeat the step of installing Archive::Zip as in:
$ cd ~/Desktop/680_m96/build $ perl -MCPAN -eshell cpan> install Archive::Zip
Thanks for your help. I have never used CPAN before so its yet another new thing to learn about in the world of multitudes of open sources. I find it amazing that people can keep track of all of these open source projects (mozilla, CPAN, gtk, Linux, gnome, etc, etc., etc.).
Best regards, Florian
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