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 Bind Install - Oct. 7, '06, 9:55:35 AM
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daveboyd
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What am I doing wrong?
bash-3.00$ pkg_update -L bind
Starting checks for updates
Percent complete/package:
100% |**************************************************| bindtar: U
nable to create include/bind/sys/bitypes.h <Permission denied>
pkg_add: can not invoke 73 byte /bin/tar pipeline: /bin/tar cf - 'include/bind/
sys/bitypes.h'| /bin/tar xpf - -C /usr/local
pkg_update: Problem updating package. Continuing. : No such file or directory
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RE: Bind Install - Oct. 9, '06, 5:32:43 PM
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Rodney
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What are the directory permissions on /usr/local and crew?
"ls -ld /usr /usr/local /usr/local/include"
Also which user are you doing this as ? ("id -D")
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RE: Bind Install - Oct. 10, '06, 11:22:54 PM
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Rayblx
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I'm getting the same problem & error message as daveboyd - can't seem to install the bind package.
I've tried with the csh/tcsh, ksh, bash & zsh shells.
Also, trying to install bind seems to have broken dig & whois.
Here are my folder permissions:
drwxrwxr-x 1 Administrator +Administrators 0 Oct 11 09:49 /usr
drwxrwxr-x 1 Administrator +Administrators 0 Oct 11 10:20 /usr/local
drwxrwxr-x 1 Administrator +Administrators 0 Oct 11 12:41 /usr/local/include
Also, I've only got the one user and I appear to be in the following groups:
None
Everyone
Debugger Users
PasswordPropDeny
Administrators
Users
INTERACTIVE
Authenticated Users
CurrentSession
LOCAL
I haven't had any problem with other packages - any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?
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RE: Bind Install - Oct. 11, '06, 12:43:13 AM
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Rodney
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I should have also asked daveboyd for the output from "uname -X"
(this gives the version of Interix and also of Windows)
> I've tried with the csh/tcsh, ksh, bash & zsh shells
Sorry, I'm unclear for this statement: these ones installed okay or not okay?
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RE: Bind Install - Oct. 11, '06, 2:23:18 AM
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Rayblx
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> I've tried with the csh/tcsh, ksh, bash & zsh shells
My apologies; all those shell packages installed fine - what I meant was I have tried using the "pkg_update -L bind" command from within each of those shells, and got the same error message as daveboyd from each one.
Here's the result of "uname -X":
System = Interix
Node = jaredspc
Release = 3.5
Version = SP-8.0.1969.1
Machine = x86
Processor = Pentium II Celeron (rev0x0605)
HostSystem = Windows
HostRelease = SP2
HostVersion = 5.1
I should also note that I'm actually running an iMac running Max OS X with XP Pro running as a Parallels virtual machine (convoluted I know - my work machine requires a very particular setup).
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RE: Bind Install - Oct. 11, '06, 10:50:25 PM
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Rodney
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Okay I think I see the problem now. You (Rayblx, and likely daveboyd) are
running Windows 5.1 which is W2K3/SP2 with the 8.0.1969.1 build of the
system. You should install the hotfix KB899522 which has a fix for
shells running on W2K3 (yes, it speaks to SP1, but I think SP2 too).
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