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Parkway -> autoconf 2.13 (Jul. 6, '05, 6:01:29 AM)
Does anyone have a package for version 2.13 of autoconf? The configure.in that I want to run it on hasn't been updated for newer autoconf versions. Thanks.

spahlinger -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Jul. 6, '05, 10:06:18 AM)
Look at: ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/packages/Interix-3.5/i386/current/All/autoconf213-2.13nb1.tgz caution: netbsd has its own pkg_add!

Rodney -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Jul. 6, '05, 11:51:27 AM)
You can find older packages in the ftp directory of "pkgs/3.5-prev". These are ones that were built just for 3.5 so the age is usually within the past couple of years. Autoconf 2.13 is going back quite a bit. But I did do it for Firebrand (Interix 3.0 development name at Softway until MS bought it in 1999). So I've thrown the package in 3.5-prev if you want to try it.

Parkway -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Jul. 11, '05, 5:32:22 AM)
Thanks for loading that autoconf-2.13 package; although I had managed to manually install the package that spahlinger mentioned I feel this is a neater solution [;)]

Parkway -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Oct. 12, '06, 5:56:05 AM)
I'm trying to set up a new PC with Interix, and I nearly made it, but I was missing all the files in /usr/local/share/autoconf - did I overlook something obvious?

Rodney -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Oct. 12, '06, 11:47:41 AM)
Were you trying to install the older 2.13 version or the current 2.60 ? What does "pkg_info \| grep autoconf" output ?

Parkway -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Oct. 12, '06, 12:13:35 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Rodney
Were you trying to install the older 2.13 version or the current 2.60 ?
What does "pkg_info | grep autoconf" output ?

autoconf-2.13-bin  Version 2.13 of autoconf for Interix 3.5.

(Hopefully that answers both questions!)

Rodney -> RE: autoconf 2.13 (Oct. 12, '06, 2:25:16 PM)
I see the problem. It has an older absolute path in it, but should have a relative path. The newer versions is fine. Uninstall the autoconf you have now. Then change to the root directory ("/") and then install 2.13 again. (note to other readers: Parkway needs version 2.13 specifically and others should be using the most current version instead).

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