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oobeisaam | 24 Feb 2010 10:12

make[2]: execvp: .src/configure: Permission denied

I am attempting to build Mahogany from trunk and getting an error which
I hope someone can explain.

The error is 
make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/local/share/Source/Ar/M/lib/dspam'
.src/configure CFLAGS=-fPIC --disable-shared \
	               --with-delivery-agent=/bin/false -C
make[2]: execvp: .src/configure: Permission denied

.src/configure should be the same as the configure script which I
already ran.  I checked for filesystems with noexec option set, and
these files are not on such a filesystem.

I build wx-widgets release 2.9.1.
Attached is the log of 'configure' and 'make' output.

Thanks for any aide.


creating cache ./config.cache

*** Configuring Mahogany for Linux ***

checking for debugging... no
checking for optimization... yes
checking for profiling... no
checking for strict compiler options... no
checking for i18n support... yes
checking for Python scripting... yes
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Vadim Zeitlin | 24 Feb 2010 14:36

Re: make[2]: execvp: .src/configure: Permission denied

On Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:12:41 +0100 oobeisaam <jyqvklioo <at> googlemail.com> wrote:

o> I am attempting to build Mahogany from trunk and getting an error which
o> I hope someone can explain.
o> 
o> The error is 
o> make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/local/share/Source/Ar/M/lib/dspam'
o> .src/configure CFLAGS=-fPIC --disable-shared \
o> 	               --with-delivery-agent=/bin/false -C
o> make[2]: execvp: .src/configure: Permission denied

 Hello,

 Is configure script under dspam really executable? It should be but
somehow it seems it isn't -- or at least this is the only explanation for
this error that I can see. If it's not executable, please do "chmod +x" on
it.

 If it is already executable, I really have no idea. This is a /bin/sh
script so you definitely have an interpreter for it on your system.

 Sorry,
VZ

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