Ben, the easiest option (and best in my opinion) is to add /usr/local to
your path. This can be done in quite a few different ways:
Temporarily in the shell you are currently working in:
> export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin
or for every login session for that user by adding the following lines
to your ~/.bashrc:
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin
export PATH
I would NOT advocate moving the binaries, one reason is that if you then
wish to completely uninstall freeVSD, you would have to go round and
delete each of the executables you moved, also, the 'make uninstall'
option, provided to help remove a source install, would no longer work
(as it looks for the executables in /usr/local).
As for the lack of a vsd.accounts in /tmp, do any other vsd.accounts*
files exist? and does the user have permission to write to /tmp (sorry
if the questions are patronising, but I find its best to rule out the
simple things before full on debugging. Sorry).
Damion.
Ben Kennish wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I've recently reinstalled freeVSD from source with SSL support - following
> the instructions religiously as always! ;-)
>
> Apart from my annoyance at not having /usr/local/... in my path
> (BTW anyone know how to do this with RH6.2 ; putting in rc.local doesn't
> seem to work) "vsdadm vs_create ..." doesn't seem to be creating any
> vsd.accounts file for
> vsd-vsbatch.pl
>
> Anyone had this problem b4? Had a quick scan of past mails but couldn't
> find anything.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> --
> Ben Kennish
>
> Software Engineer
> Fubra Limited
>
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