Ah! I didn't know that make was installing files, even before the "make install" step. Doing an "rm -rf $HOME/pkg/globus-5.0.4" fixed this. Thank you.
On 06/21/2011 04:20 PM, Eric Blau wrote: > What output do you get when you run: > $ export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/pkg/globus-5.0.4 > $ $GLOBUS_LOCATION/sbin/gpt-config > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- >> I am attempting to install gt5.0.4 in order to log onto TeraGrid, >> currently running Fedora 14 on a laptop. >> >> $ wget >> http://www.globus.org/ftppub/gt5/5.0/5.0.4/installers/src/gt5.0.4-all-source-installer.tar.bz2 >> $ tar xjvf gt5.0.4-all-source-installer.tar.bz2 >> $ cd gt5.0.4-all-source-installer/ >> $ ./configure --prefix=$HOME/pkg/globus-5.0.4 >> $ make gsi-myproxy gsi-openssh >> /home/bug/pkg/globus-5.0.4/sbin/gpt-build >> -srcdir=source-trees/core/source gcc32dbg >> ERROR: GPT is not configured. Use gpt-config >> make: *** [globus_core-compile] Error 255 >> >> running the following does not help: >> $ export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/pkg/globus-5.0.4 >> $ ./gpt/packaging_tools/perl/scripts/gpt-config --location >> $HOME/pkg/globus-5.0.4 -gtar=/bin/gtar -gunzip=/bin/gunzip >> -gzip=/bin/gzip -gmake=/usr/bin/gmake >> >> How would you suggest that I proceed? >> >> Thanks, >> -- >> Gavin W. Burris >> Senior Systems Programmer >> Information Security and Unix Systems >> School of Arts and Sciences >> University of Pennsylvania > -- Gavin W. Burris Senior Systems Programmer Information Security and Unix Systems School of Arts and Sciences University of Pennsylvania
