On Tue, Apr 18, 2000 at 12:06:16PM -0500, McNutt, Justin M. wrote:
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> Hey all,
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> I've had two problems with Ethereal 0.8.7.
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> 1) I downloaded the sources are tried to compile them, but the make fails
> complaining about packet_socks.c (INT_MAX undeclared). I can get the exact
> error if anyone is interested.
Yes, please supply the exact error. glib.h includes <glibconfig.h> which
defines G_MAXINT as INT_MAX. glibconfig.h includes limits.h which, as defined
by ANSI, is the file that defines INT_MAX. Something is severely messed up.
What OS and version are you using? What compiler and version are you using?
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> 2) Since I couldn't get the compile working (after three days of hacking)
> I
> downloaded the .tar.gz binaries and installed them. As root, I get:
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> /usr/bin/ethereal: No such file or directory /usr/bin/ethereal
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> I get this error twice. The perms are 755 on /usr/bin/ethereal.
>
> Any suggestions?
very strange..
> Other notable information: 'file /usr/bin/ethereal' shows the file to be a
> 32-bit ELF executable for the 80386, dynamically linked (might I be missing
> libraries it needs?). Running 'ldd /usr/bin/ethereal' fails because it
Are you running this on a 32-bit x86 platform that supports ELF? I assume
you're using Linux, but you need to tell us.
The library requirements are outlined in the file called "INSTALL" in the
Ethereal package.
--gilbert