result:
# apt-cache show libmm11
Package: libmm11
Priority: optional
Section: libs
Installed-Size: 72
Maintainer: Mark Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Architecture: alpha
Source: mm
Version: 1.1.3-6
Depends: libc6.1 (>= 2.2.4-4)
Filename: pool/main/m/mm/libmm11_1.1.3-6_alpha.deb
Size: 15686
MD5sum: 68cf858136097b16a54619ba7c619a16
Description: Shared memory library
MM is a two layer abstraction library which simplifies the use of
shared memory between forked (and therefore closely related)
processes. It hides all platform-dependent aspects of the process from
the user and provides a malloc(3)-style API.
.
This package includes the runtime libraries required to run programs
dynamically linked against the library.
I'm guessing this means it's already installed?
Is this a case of too hard? I don't want you all to think I'm ..... taking advantage? of your knowledge. If this is too much bother tell me where to go :)
Thanks
Nathan
At 04:21 PM 30/08/2002 +1000, Martin wrote:
$author = "Nathan McKinlay" ;
>
> 1) no libmmll wasn't install. However I was unable to install it:
>
> webster:/# apt-cache show libmmll
> W: Unable to locate package libmmll
> webster:/# apt-get install libmmll
> Reading Package Lists... Done
> Building Dependency Tree... Done
> E: Couldn't find package libmmll
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# apt-cache search libmm
libmm11 - Shared memory library
libmm11-dev - Shared memory library - development
------------------------------------------
those weren't Ls, they were ones... :)
> 2) the php4.ini file that I found was in /etc/php4/apache/php4.ini when I
> looked inside it - it had nothing in it at all.
it most definately should not be empty.
> 3) Should Istill try this option?
try installing libmm11 first.
> 4) not sure how to do that
one way to solve all the package problems (and my preferred method) is to
compile apache from source (but you lose all the benefits of the package
management system). i use the apache toolbox (http://www.apachetoolbox.com)
to make things easier but you can also download src files using apt-get...
> 5) What is NetBSD?
another free "UNIX". linux is but one of many "free" operating systems (for
varying values of free).
www.netbsd.org
www.openbsd.org
www.freebsd.org
cheers
marty
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You look to ones you love to ask them why?
You look to ones you love to justify, why?
You turn around and life's passed you by,
Passed you by again.
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The University of Sydney NSW 2006
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