After looking into this I determined the problem. `build.sh`, as it
exists on the 4.1 branch, does not build the docs by default because we
were, at the time, assuming that it was being used with a distribution
tarball, not a git clone. When being used with a git clone, then you
need to issue the `make doc` command yourself before running
`install.sh` (you need to be in the doc folder when you issue this command).
This behavior changed on the 4.2 branch so that now `build.sh` will
build the docs if they are not present. I've gotten used to this new
behavior, which is why I mistakenly said that it should build the docs
for you.
If you still want to install 4.1.5 (which doesn't have a distribution
tarball) then after running `build.sh` enter the doc folder, build the
docs, return to the root folder, and then run `install.sh`.
If you're willing to wait for 4.2 (the releasing of which is on my to-do
list for this weekend), then you should be able to simply use `build.sh`
and `install.sh`.
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Br. Samuel, OSB
St. Anselm’s Abbey
Washington, DC
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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