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[Sil Greene <Sil_greene AT unc.edu>]

Reported 04.02.19 10:23 from Scott:
.:On Feb 19, 2004, at 9:56 AM, K. Jo Garner wrote:

.:> Is there anyone who has experience with setting up Webalizer on a Linux
.:> 2.4.9 box ? I am running into problems when trying to compile with dns
.:> support enabled and I seem to recall reading that RedHat had moved file
.:> locations on some later releases, rendering programs written prior to
.:> their release wonky.

.:I think you're hitting the gdlib issues. Get a recent copy of gd lib 
.:and install it into /usr/local/. When setting up webalizer you can 
.:direct the configure script to find your gd lib in /usr/local/ then.

If you don't have access to /usr/local on the box, you can install to most 
anywhere you do have access to.  Just use a 
--prefix=/path/to/base/location argument with the configure script (when 
compiling gdlib).  You'll also need to pass this path to Webalizer's 
configure script, using a slightly different argument.  It may be 
something like --path-to-gdlib=/path/set/earlier ... you'll have to run 
"./configure.sh --help" for the specific argument.

--Sil

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