The rrdtoo~1 file that you are left with is
probably a directory, and it seems to me that
you simply were not in that directory when
you tried to run "sh configure".
Run the command "cd rrdtoo~1", and then, when
you are there, run "sh configure".
Anders Ringaby
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Bud CTR Gordon wrote:
>
> Okay I have downloaded the file rrdtoo~1.gz and put it in my RRDtool folder,
> when I run gunzip the file I am left with a rrdtoo~1 how can I "sh configure"
> when there is no "configure"? Forgive my ignorance obviously I am no UNIX
> admin.
>
> Sincere thanks
>
> Bud Gordon
>
>
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