Hi, I'm trying to install a perl module (Net::SSLeay) on a Sun unix box running Solaris 9. When I do the "perl Makefile.pl" command I get a note that says to make sure to use the same compiler as with OpenSSL and perl... But the makefile is successful, so I go on to "make". Then, among the output of the make, right after a line that begins with a gcc command, I get a message from the shell: "sh: gcc: cannot execute". Then, fatal error, command failed.
So it appears the gcc command caused the failure. I'm not sure if it failed because the gcc compiler is not "the same complier as with OpenSSL and perl" (the note I first received when doing perl makefile.pl), or if it failed because gcc is not in my path or what. Before I did the make I edited my path to include /usr/local/bin (where gcc is), but it's just sort of a "temporary" path edit - as soon as the session is over the path returned to the state it was before. Could be some other problem too. I'm a newbie to perl modules. I'd appreciate any help, on or off list. Thanks, John Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
