John Hardin wrote:
To be serious, have you considered setting up a Linux VM that is
dedicated to hosting spamd?
If only it was that simple. SA is actually required as a component of a
bigger system which actually has NO business being near a Windows
server, but unfortunately our sys
The Makefile.PL is the stock one from the downloaded ZIP archive. Anyway,
it's attached.
I tried switching the EOL chars, to no avail.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27998442/Makefile.PL Makefile.PL
Daniel Lemke wrote:
Acutally, I'm quite sure this is a problem of your makefile. It may be
weirdbeardmt wrote:
The Makefile.PL is the stock one from the downloaded ZIP archive. Anyway,
it's attached.
It's the generated Makefile that is needed ;)
The Makefile.PL is a perl script which builds a file called Makefile
(without extension).
Nmake tries to compile Makefile so your
Hah. sorry, too early, not thinking straight. Try again.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27998910/Makefile Makefile
Daniel Lemke wrote:
It's the generated Makefile that is needed ;)
The Makefile.PL is a perl script which builds a file called Makefile
(without extension).
Nmake tries to
Hmm some strange things here...
What does perl -V:make tell you?
Should be something like make='nmake';
I found some references to MinGW, do you need it for any reason or would it
be possible to uninstall it?
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Dan - don't tell me how, but I think we're cooking on gas now.
First off - MinGW was installed to get rid of the error messages I was
seeing about not having a C compiler installed. Anyway, I uninstalled.
I then checked the make version as below - and it said
C:\perl...\dmake.exe. So I removed
weirdbeardmt wrote:
Dan - don't tell me how, but I think we're cooking on gas now.
First off - MinGW was installed to get rid of the error messages I was
seeing about not having a C compiler installed. Anyway, I uninstalled.
Nice to hear that ;)
You won't need a C compiler unless you
Daniel Lemke wrote:
Microsoft Virtual Studio (Express Edition is free of charge)
argh
I mean Visual Studio Express
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Daniel - thanks so much for your help. Now all working. Our e-marketing
platform is now correctly processing SA (hence no need for spamc).
Cheers.
Daniel Lemke wrote:
Nice to hear that ;)
You won't need a C compiler unless you want to build spamc.
If you want to, safest way to do is
Bret Miller-4 wrote:
I worked on it for a while on Windows Server 2008R2, and concluded that
I was not going to get it running in 64-bit ActivePerl. There were just
too many dependencies that would not compile or were missing features in
x64 mode. So I cleared it all off, reinstalled
Actually, I was using the x64 bit version of AP, hence the need to use the
CPAN route for NetAddr-IP as I couldn't find a repo that included it for
x64.
Have tried your suggestions below using x86 AP, and, still not working.
Nmake fails with the same error.
quote=Error
optional module missing:
On Mon, 22 Mar 2010, weirdbeardmt wrote:
What else can I try?
Running it on a *NIX box like God intended?
GDR... :)
To be serious, have you considered setting up a Linux VM that is dedicated
to hosting spamd?
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I didn't try to make spamc with mine. If
you're doing that, it is possible that there could be a configuration
situation that prevents it. I'm not sure why else it would fail. For
the few items I had to manually compile and install I used Visual
Studio 2008 Express.
Bret
On 3/22/2010 10:40
If only it was that simple. SA is actually required as a component of a
bigger system which actually has NO business being near a Windows server,
but unfortunately our sys admin team have no experience of admin-ing
Linux... nor any desire to learn.
So I'm afraid I'm stuck with it.
What is
On Mon, 22 Mar 2010, weirdbeardmt wrote:
John Hardin wrote:
To be serious, have you considered setting up a Linux VM that is
dedicated to hosting spamd?
If only it was that simple. SA is actually required as a component of a
bigger system which actually has NO business being near a Windows
On 3/19/2010 5:25 AM, weirdbeardmt wrote:
I'm trying to install SA 3.30 on W2k8 64-bit. I have ActivePerl 5.10.1 with
dmake 4.12 (since nmake won't run on 64-bit). I am quite new to this so
sorry if I'm asking something stupidly obvious.
I've installed Net-DNS, IP-Country, Mail-SPF, Error,
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