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<0> [gnuworld@cservice mod.cservice]$ automake
<0> automake: `configure.ac' or `configure.in' is required
<1> Gabe: yeah. So what are you using to upload?
<2> copy and paste
<1> Judge--: that'd be correct.
<2> din windows in linux
<1> got autoconf?
<1> ohhhhh.
<0> Viking667 but there's no file called configure.in or configure.ac
<1> Gabe: then you have a small problem. Use ftp or sftp if you have it.
<0> [gnuworld@cservice mod.cservice]$ autoconf
<0> -bash: autoconf: command not found
<2> I want samba to me my file server
<1> Judge--: err, so what IS available?
<1> Gabe: ah huh. So you clicked on one file in local window, selected <cut>, then selected remote window, selected <paste>, right?
<0> Viking667 please, sorry my lameness. i'm very begginer... but I really need to make this task
<2> I selected copy
<0> Viking667 I'm lost.. have no idea about what's wrong or even what I should do
<1> Judge--: actually, you don't need to run GNUWorld unless you need it for an irc SERVER.
<0> haha.. you're smart :P
<0> Viking667 yes.. that's the point.. I tryed to modify gnuworld.. to add a new command
<0> lol
<0> well.. I taked a look on some patchs.. I've done all the same for my command
<0> but.. Got this error http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=62570
<1> But .....
<0> so someone told me if I'd runed automake after change the makefile. I told I didn't. And I was replyed to do it
<0> so.. I need to run the automake
<0> 0.o
<1> I'm wondering whether they meant automake in the parent directory, BUT! there's an important point. Did you create a new directory?
<0> no..
<0> I just joined the folder mod.cservice and edited files there
<0> some of the files I've modified are: Makefile.in and Makefile.am
<1> so it's in an existing directory. Did you edit the Makefile in that dir? (or the GNUMakefile?)
<1> ah huh.
<0> I read the source and made a copy of the "ACCESS command " entried, but changing to ADMINKILL
<1> did you add the new file into Makefile.in and Makefile.am ?
<0> what do you mean?
<0> I think so..
<1> or did you add any files?
<1> or was it just a change to a file that was already there?
<0> I've added a ADMINKILLCommand.cc \ after ACCESSCommand.cc \ in the Makefile.am
<0> Viking667 do you want me to upload the source?
<0> so you can see
<1> ah huh. But your problem now is that when you run automake, it complains there's no configure.in?
<0> Exactly :D
<1> mmm. Then you're now out of my field of expertise.
<0> :0
<1> tried running automake in the parent directory?
<1> I don't know whether automake is recursive or not, so this is only a guess.
<0> yes..
<0> got some wsired messages
<1> like?
<0> may paste in priv?
<1> no
<0> ok
<0> wait
<0> pls
<1> throw it here if it's less than three lines
<1> if it's more, use pastebin
<0> http://www.nomorepasting.com/paste.php?pasteID=62571
<1> looking now. Thank you, by the way.
<0> =]
<1> oh. It's saying that when the program source was made, that the version of automake they used was 1.9.4
<1> and you only have 1.6.3 (I think)
<1> try this just for me: automake --version | head -1
<1> you can paste that here
<0> 1.6.3
<0> yep..
<0> I should update?
<0> ohh god.
<1> Well, I've only got 1.4 here.
<1> I'm surprised as anything there's a 1.9.4 out.
<1> Tell you what, put this on the back burner for a while as you sort out whether you've got the expertise and programs to do gnuworld justice.
<1> Last time I heard of someone compiling GNUWorld, they said it needed 1GB of space just to compile.
<0> yes Viking667
<0> it needs
<1> Meanwhile, I'll go see what versions are available - I seem to remember a automake 1.8 around.
<1> ahhhhhh!!!
<1> Judge--: what distribution are you running? Fedora? Debian? Slackware? Ubuntu? What?
<0> no idea
<1> I just found 1.9.4 here.
<1> start with uname -a
<0> Linux cservice.evilnet.org 2.6.11.9-vs2.0-rc1-node #1 SMP Fri May 13 11:52:23 CEST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<1> so this isn't your machine, it's just a shell+
<0> yes
<0> It belongs to a friend of mine
<1> check out what /etc/issue says.
<0> that allowed to run the net
<0> :/ Red Hat Linux release 9 (Shrike)
<1> owch!
<1> **** that's old!
<0> :|
<0> :x
<1> hrm.
<1> try this: rpm -qa | grep automake
<1> It may return more than one line.
<0> returns automake-1.6.3-5
<1> *sigh*
<1> Then I'm afraid, my friend, that you won't get that monkey recompiled until you sort out the automake problem, or remake stuff with aclocal. (That's not a program, by the way)
<0> wow!
<0> I'm in trhoubles so..
<1> I think you weren't going to be able to compile that anyhow.
<0> ://
<3> anyone know much about streaming audio with esd?
<3> i can get it listening for tcp on the port i want, but i can't seem to get the client host to connect to it
<4> brb
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