exHello Eric!   
      
   Sunday September 13 2015 10:27, you wrote to All:   
      
   You "may" have a library missing.   
      
   Have to installed ALL develop libraries needed (see the INSTALL file and   
   README.Ubuntu and READNE.Ubuntu to see what libs are used.   
      
   Depending on Distro so may already be installed but for the others you will   
   need to manual do so using your distro package manager.   
      
   Next look at the output from configure and see if it says that there are any   
   missing packages / dependancies.   
      
   Now, Centos is a derived from the sources of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).   
      
   Now Redhat is supported and your distro may well have files such as -   
      
   /etc/mageia-release   
   /etc/mandrakelinux-release   
   /etc/mandrake-release   
   /etc/mandriva-release   
   /etc/os-release   
      
   and   
      
   lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  14 Apr  4  2014 /etc/redhat-release -> mageia-release   
      
   These come from a Mageia distro.   
      
   Failing that you will have to create a link from what ever one you have to the   
   one above (e.g., redhat-release and then the SETUP.sh should work.   
      
   Note that I said should :)   
      
   Vince   
      
      
    > binkp.c: In function rCybinkp_send_comp_optsrCO:   
    > binkp.c:2110:33: error: rCyopstaterCO undeclared (first use in this   
    > function)   
    >       originate ?"TRUE":"FALSE", opstate[bp.NRwe],   
    > opstate[bp.NRthey]);   
    >                                  ^   
    > binkp.c:2110:33: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only   
    > once for each function it appears in binkp.c:2127:8: error: rCystruct   
    > binkprecrCO has no member named rCyEXTCMDwerCO   
    >       bp.EXTCMDwe = Want;   
    >         ^   
    > binkp.c: In function rCybinkp_set_comp_staterCO:   
    > binkp.c:2182:48: error: rCyopstaterCO undeclared (first use in this   
    > function)   
    >      Syslog('b', "Binkp: NR     they=%s we=%s", opstate[bp.NRthey],   
    > opstate[bp.NRwe]);   
    >                                                 ^   
    > gmake[1]: *** [binkp.o] Error 1   
    > make: *** [all] Error 2   
      
    > The other issue was in the SETUP.sh, which tries to make the mbse use   
    > within the uucp group and completely fails the rest of the way because   
    > CentOS doesn't have a uucp group. That said, I made one, just for the   
    > purposes of following through and that worked, of course since I have   
    > no MBSE built, I can't actually run it. :)   
      
    > )))[Psi-Jack -//- Decker]   
      
    > ... My hard disk is full! Maybe I'll try this message section thing.   
      
   Let us know how you get on.   
      
      
   Vince   
      
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