These errors all indicate either the surgemail binary itself
is missing from the distribution (unlikely) or one of the
libraries it
uses is missing (linux is very nasty the way it gives this
misleading error when you try and run a program that links
to something
you don't have installed)
Try this command
ldd surgemail
it will show you what libraries surgemail is linked to
(assuming you do have the surgemail binary), my guess is you
did a minimal linux installation, just
add some more libraries, most likely if you add gcc it will
add the required libc libraries. Also be sure to add any
32bit compatibility options in your installation.
Let me know if you can't resolve.
ChrisP.
>
>I recently downloaded a demo copy of Surgemail to eval
against other products
>that we are considering. I read the online manual and
the other (limited)
>documentation regarding installation, but cannot seem to
find the answer to my
>issue.
>
>When running the install.sh script, I get:
>
>"./install.sh: 2: ./surgemail: not found"
>
>If I try to run the commands from the script manually, I
get:
>
># ./surgemail -install $*
>"-su: ./surgemail: No such file or directory"
>
>I also tried:
>
># /bin/sh ./surgemail -install $*
>
>And got:
>
>"./surgemail: 1: Syntax error: "("
unexpected"
>
>I am running Xubuntu 6.10 on an AMD64 based laptop just
for the eval purposes.
>I have set up the laptop as if it were on an isolated
domain (example.com -
>shows my lack of creativity), with fully functional DNS,
etc.
>
>I would like to have a working install by Monday so we
can begin the comparison.
>
>Thanks.
>
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