RE: Error message on install ARGGGG

["Radke, Theresa A" <theresa.a.radke@xxxxxxxx>]

Fabulous Idea, in fact I've got a recursive perl script that goes up and
down a directory tree from the parent directory you enter as argv[0].  I
can add your bits to it and search all the directories relative to
Oracle for make files doing the same.

TYVM, I downloaded version 9.2.0.4 thinking it might be a 64bit issue
and am going to try getting it to install real quick, if that doesn't
work I'll fix up the perl script.

Thanks again...

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Theresa Radke
Sr. Software Engineer
Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems & Solutions
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-----Original Message-----
From: redhat-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:redhat-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of IT Dept
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 4:35 PM
To: 'General Red Hat Linux discussion list'
Subject: RE: Error message on install ARGGGG


Could do a regex replacement on all the .mk files using something like
s/\/\//\//g.

Used to know a good way to do the above from the command line but it's
been a while. Doing it in Perl would be a snap though:

#!/usr/bin/perl
$run_time = "Program started: ".`date`."\n";

$directory = <dir containing .mk files>;
chdir( $directory ) || die "Unable to enter directory
'$directory'.\n$!\n";

@files = <*.mk>;
$| = 1;
$instancesFixed = 0;
foreach( @files ) {
    $run_time .= "$_\t";
    open(INPUT, "<$_");
    rename( $_, "$_.bak") || die "Unable to rename $_\n$!\n";
    open(OUTPUT, ">$_");
    while(<INPUT>) {
	if ( s/\/\//\//g ) {
	    $instancesFixed++;
	}
	print OUTPUT;
    }
} continue {
    $run_time .= "($instancesFixed)\n";
    $instancesFixed = 0;
    close INPUT;
    close OUTPUT;
}

$run_time .= "Program ends: ".`date`."\n";

print $run_time;
# eof

I use a version of the above on a regular basis but YMMV ... always back
things up before you do a global edit like the above. :)

Good luck. 

Paul Pettit
IT Manager
CCB Inc. 

-----Original Message-----
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 4:53 PM

I've found part of the problem but don't know what to do to fix it, I
have just posted the following to the Oracle Installation discussion
site:

erroneous // strings in .mk files causing errors  Oct 21, 2004 2:50 PM  
  Reply  
 
... 

If you remove the // you can cd into that lib director and find the so
file easily, there are several of these.

Anybody have any suggestions?  

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