Re: [toaster] Possible doc error ?

2008-02-25 Thread Bill Shupp

On Feb 25, 2008, at 10:04 AM, Rick Macdougall wrote:


Hi,

One of my bussies was using the toaster to install a new server and  
came across this prereq.


yum install gcc g++ gcc-g++ gdbm gdbm-devel openssl openssl-devel  
stunnel krb5-devel bzip2 bzip2-devel


He really needed c++ and gcc=c++, not g++.  Is this a typo ?



The last time I checked, the RH rpm name was gcc-c++.  But that was a  
while ago.  Note that different distributions use different package  
names.  What distribution are you using?


Regards,

Bill



Re: [toaster] Possible doc error ?

2008-02-25 Thread Rick Macdougall

Bill Shupp wrote:

On Feb 25, 2008, at 10:04 AM, Rick Macdougall wrote:


Hi,

One of my bussies was using the toaster to install a new server and 
came across this prereq.


yum install gcc g++ gcc-g++ gdbm gdbm-devel openssl openssl-devel 
stunnel krb5-devel bzip2 bzip2-devel


He really needed c++ and gcc=c++, not g++.  Is this a typo ?



The last time I checked, the RH rpm name was gcc-c++.  But that was a 
while ago.  Note that different distributions use different package 
names.  What distribution are you using?


Regards,

Bill



Hi,

On your page it says gcc-g++, I believe it should say gcc-c++

It's a CentOS 5 install.

Regards,

Rick



Re: [toaster] Possible doc error ?

2008-02-25 Thread daniel
 Bill Shupp wrote:
 On Feb 25, 2008, at 10:04 AM, Rick Macdougall wrote:

 Hi,

 One of my bussies was using the toaster to install a new server and
 came across this prereq.

 yum install gcc g++ gcc-g++ gdbm gdbm-devel openssl openssl-devel
 stunnel krb5-devel bzip2 bzip2-devel

 He really needed c++ and gcc=c++, not g++.  Is this a typo ?


 The last time I checked, the RH rpm name was gcc-c++.  But that was a
 while ago.  Note that different distributions use different package
 names.  What distribution are you using?

 Regards,

 Bill


 Hi,

 On your page it says gcc-g++, I believe it should say gcc-c++

 It's a CentOS 5 install.

 Regards,

 Rick


I couldn't find the gcc-g++ package on centos 4 and 5 also, gcc-c++ works
fine though. It installs /usr/bin/g++ if you're concerned that it may not
be available on the system.