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2013-10-23 09:37:41 +0200 | answered a question | [SOLVED] installation from source on debian (kali) Thanks for your fast reply ! here is the output : Actually you are right about the fact that i did unzipped the sage tar ball in a mounted disk (sdb1 ) , but after i copied it into my main disk (/dev/disk/by-uudid/f24.....) where the filesystem is, and it doesn't show any noexec options . Got any others ideas ? Ps : I've looked into the spkg, and Makefile, and i don't understand why would you use a special pipe script that uses the normal one ..? |
2013-10-23 08:27:32 +0200 | asked a question | [SOLVED] installation from source on debian (kali) Hello everyone, I've just installed my new OS : But I got this errror when i do make inside the directory. It just makes no sense for me ... :s I've hesitated to post this on the google discussion , tell me if it is the wrong place. Do not hesitate to tell me anything you would need, logs etc ... Thank you Nicolas EDIT : I extracted the source in a mounted disk ( sdb1, called Data ) and i copied the unzipped files into my main disk , where the file system is . (into /home/nico ) SOLVED : Effectively, the fact i extracted on another drive was the mistake. At first, i tried to chmod +x pipestatus and there was another error so it lead me to this. Finally, i re dezipped directly on the main disk on my file system, and it is running normally. It is still unclear why that did not work before, because the disk where i unzipped had no "noexec" option but anyway .. Thank you very much all !!! |