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4 total messages Started by Mark J. Finn - Alcan KRDC - (613... Tue, 15 Dec 1992 23:01
Re: Unable to set system time.
#1
Author: Mark J. Finn - Alcan KRDC - (613...
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 23:01
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With respect to your time problem, if you are running timed daemon the
chkconfig should let you know if you are.  Set up an netgroup for your
machines which will be allowed to change the time and make sure you
have the correct timezone set and everything should work correctly.

See the man page for date to set the entire network time.

Cheers

Mark Finn
Alcan International Ltd.
945 Princess Street
Kingston, Ontario  K7L 5L9
Email: finn@krdc.int.alcan.ca
unable to use make on SGI
#2
Author: Ivan Chow,,2216
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 01:17
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Hi,
   I have tried to use make on an SGI machine.
But the syntax seems like is totally different from
other machines.  The normal dependency "making"
mechanism works fine.  But I can't do any
looping with the make.  For examples,

for i in $(SUBDIR)"";
do
echo "$$i";
make
done

The make always coomplains
for: command not found

Can anyone give a hand on this?  Please.

Ivan
Re: unable to use make on SGI
#3
Author: Le Tin
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 02:25
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In article <1992Dec16.011758.15525@sunova.ssc.gov> chow@sdc1.ssc.gov writes:
>Hi,
>   I have tried to use make on an SGI machine.
>But the syntax seems like is totally different from
>other machines.  The normal dependency "making"
>mechanism works fine.  But I can't do any
>looping with the make.  For examples,
>
>for i in $(SUBDIR)"";
>do
>echo "$$i";
>make
>done
>
>The make always coomplains
>for: command not found
>
>Can anyone give a hand on this?  Please.
>
>Ivan

  You probably need to add a definition for the macro SHELL.
Added the line SHELL=/bin/sh to your makefile.  SysV make requires
that macro.  Otherwise shell commands in your makefile will be
executed by your login shell.  I bet you are using csh, which will
not know what to do with "for"

Regards,
Tin Le

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Re: unable to use make on SGI
#4
Author: Bernd Melchers
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 08:37
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chow@sdc1.ssc.gov (Ivan Chow,,2216) writes:

>Hi,
>   I have tried to use make on an SGI machine.
>But the syntax seems like is totally different from
>other machines.  The normal dependency "making"
>mechanism works fine.  But I can't do any
>looping with the make.  For examples,

>for i in $(SUBDIR)"";
>do
>echo "$$i";
>make
>done

>The make always coomplains
>for: command not found

>Can anyone give a hand on this?  Please.

perhaps you forgot SHELL=/bin/sh ?


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