Re: can't "./configure"

[Mark Harrison]

> [chris@chris cvs]$ ./configure 
> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory

Look at the first line of the file, the one that usually
says something like

    #!/bin/sh

You get the "No such file or directory" message if the file
on the first line is missing or over 30 characters.

HTH,
Mark.

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