Mark Drago wrote:
I don't seem to have the 'md5sum' program installed on the mac that I
have here, but getting the md5sum on linux returns the following. So,
if you have some means of getting the md5sum of the file, make sure it
matches this:
9c79b461ff30240a6f9d70dd67f8faea
On Sep 8, 2005, at 1:24 PM, Mark Drago wrote:
Richard,
You can use 'curl' to download the file instead of wget. So, run the
following command instead:
curl -o sqlite-2.8.16.tar.gz http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-2.8.16.tar.gz
wget is not available by default on Panther. On the other hand, as
Nope,
done that, still the same errors.
Have another person, whom is trying to figure this out as well,
in fact, he thinks, something in my shell is mess up..
>
Wow, your results are completely different. When the shell trys to
read the here-document, it gets the garbage.
So the bug is in
Richard,
You can use 'curl' to download the file instead of wget. So, run the
following command instead:
curl -o sqlite-2.8.16.tar.gz http://www.sqlite.org/sqlite-2.8.16.tar.gz
I don't seem to have the 'md5sum' program installed on the mac that I
have here, but getting the md5sum on linux
On September 08 2005, Cam Crews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ok... try downloading the sqlite source again. Maybe the mac browser
>isn't downloading correctly or your unzip utility is corrupting
>things. Try performing these operations (downloading and unzipping)
>through the command line:
How did you download the archive? Using which client?
I never had any problems using the source archives (may not have used
that exact version, but I never had any problems using the .tar.gz
archives on Mac OS X...)
Make sure you don't use any older version of Stuffit or the like to
Ok... try downloading the sqlite source again. Maybe the mac browser
isn't downloading correctly or your unzip utility is corrupting
things. Try performing these operations (downloading and unzipping)
through the command line:
--
wget
On September 08 2005, Cam Crews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> So, its something with the C compiler...
Well, you can test your compiler pretty easily.. Are you able to
compile anything else? At minimum, try compiling hello world first:
create a file test.c :
---
> So, its something with the C compiler...
Well, you can test your compiler pretty easily.. Are you able to
compile anything else? At minimum, try compiling hello world first:
create a file test.c :
---
#include
int main( ) {
printf("oh my, 1 step closer to
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