> Is MacOS X filenames case-insensitive? If so, make could be checking
> the file INSTALL when invoking the 'install' target.
>
> You could try adding the following at the top of Makefile,
>
> .PHONY: install
>
> and rerun 'make install'.
Thanks. Everything's now working just fine.
Jon
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On June 22, 2002 at 12:22, "Jon Stewart" wrote:
> The problem is that Apple's HFS+ file system, which is the default and
> best-supported fs at the moment, is case preserving yet case insensitive.
>
> Thus, the INSTALL doc looks just the same to make as "install". Renaming
> it to README.INSTA
On June 21, 2002 at 11:58, "Jon Stewart" wrote:
> I'm a Unix moron (hence the use of MacOS X), and I can't seem to get
> nmh-1.0.4 to install on my system. Make claims that the install target is
> up to date. (Also, config couldn't guess the host, so I specified
> powerpc-apple-machten5.5, which
> ls -l install
>
> If there is a zero-length file named "install" in the main nmh
> directory (there shouldn't be)
>
> rm install
> make install
>
> If the file isn't zero length, you might want to investigate before
> removing it.
I've figured it out (I think -- I need to
"Jon Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm a Unix moron (hence the use of MacOS X), and I can't seem to get
>nmh-1.0.4 to install on my system. Make claims that the install target is
>up to date. (Also, config couldn't guess the host, so I specified
>powerpc-apple-machten5.5, which -- except f
Hi-
I'm a Unix moron (hence the use of MacOS X), and I can't seem to get
nmh-1.0.4 to install on my system. Make claims that the install target is
up to date. (Also, config couldn't guess the host, so I specified
powerpc-apple-machten5.5, which -- except for the part about not
installing -- seeme
