php - How to install coreseek on unix. Old error message. Master

Question

./configure --prefix=/usr/local/coreseek ； --without-unixodbc --with-mmseg --with-mmseg-includes=/usr/local/mmseg3/include/mmseg/ --with-mmseg-libs=/usr/local/mmseg3/lib/ --with-mysql

This step always reports an error saying bash: /configure: There is no such file or directory

Answer 1

1. Please confirm what operating system version it is. Unix and linux are different. Even linux has many differences. Try running the command cat /etc/*-release to check.

2. Please confirm the current execution directory. If there is no configure file in the current execution directory, it cannot be executed. You can run the pwd command to check the current directory, and run the ls command to check whether there is a configure file in the current directory.

3. Please copy and paste the complete error message.

4. It is speculated that it may not be in the correct directory currently. If you want to execute the configuration command, you need to enter the csft related directory first, for example: cd ../csft-3.2.14, and then execute the ./configure command.

Answer 2

Please confirm what operating system version it is. Unix and linux are different. Even linux has many differences. Try running the command cat /etc/*-release to check.
Please confirm the current execution directory. If there is no configure file in the current execution directory, it cannot be executed. You can run the pwd command to check the current directory, and run the ls command to check whether there is a configure file in the current directory.
Please copy and paste the complete error message.
It is speculated that it may not be in the correct directory currently. If you want to execute the configuration command, you need to enter the csft related directory first, for example: cd ../csft-3.2.14, and then execute the ./configure command.