Bugs item #880280, was opened at 2004-01-19 16:34
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Status: Open
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Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
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Summary: ./configure fails with MinimalSystem
Initial Comment:
I'm using minimal GNU for windows, not cygwin, and i'm
having this persistent message whan ./configure'ing
scsh 0.6.5:
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checking for seteuid... no
checking for setreuid... no
./configure: ac_cv_func_setreuid: command not found
configure: error: "Neither setegid nor setregid
defined. Cannot continue."
I later tried with a cygwin version (not the most
recent one), and got the same result.
What should I do to solve this?
Thanks,
Edgar Gonçalves
Portugal
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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2004-01-20 11:06
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Very weird: I have the same problem in both msys and cygwin :(
Config.log says a lot of stuff, and ends with
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configure:5265: result: no
configure:5274: error: "Neither setegid nor setregid
defined. Cannot continue."
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Could you mail me the binaries for windows (or post them
somewhere, i'll download them pronto)? i'll try downloading
cygwin and build it from scratch, but I'm so frustrated I
can't use scsh in windows just because ./configure needs a
function to know I'm root! :]
contact: edgar.goncalves@tagus.ist.utl.pt
Thanks again,
Edgar
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Comment By: Andreas Bernauer (interp)
Date: 2004-01-20 07:44
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I've recently compiled the most recent scsh on the most recent cygwin
and it worked. I think, it was minimal cygwin (no further packages
installed), but I am not sure.
It looks like you are missing setegid or setregid. See the NOTES
section of man setegid: these functions are possible since Linux 1.3.38.
Maybe your minimal system is too minimal? What does config.log say?
Andreas.
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