#Shipit rsync mkdir install#

The remainder of the compilation also works through. Then making the gpt target could continue successfully. To workaround this issue, I just replaced the calls to 'get_tool_location()' for '$gunzip = ' and '$gtar = ' in lines 83/84 of '/ExpandSource.pm' with the actual paths to the tools. BTW, there are other *.pm.in files located in the same '/packaging_tools/perl/GPT' dir, but the corresponding *.pm files exist. I assume that this *.pm.in file isn't there by intention. The *.pm.in file still contains placeholders like for gtar, gunzip and others, that weren't replaced by the actual paths to the programs. I don't know if Perl tries to use this module, or just refuses it, because it cannot find the *.pm file for it. There only exists a file 'LocalEnv.pm.in' both in the sources dir ($GLOBUS_SOURCE/gpt/packaging_tools/perl/GPT') and in the installation dir ($GLOBUS_LOCATION/lib/perl/Grid/GPT').

Make: *** Error 2Ĭhecking '/ExpandSource.pm' it calls an external function 'get_tool_location()' from a non-existing Perl module named 'LocalEnv.pm'. home/globus/usr/local/globus/etc/gpt/globus_ could not be untarred:512ĭied at /home/globus/usr/local/globus/lib/perl/Grid/PkgMngmt/ExpandSource.pm line 42. home/globus/usr/local/globus/sbin/gpt-build -srcdir=source-trees-thr/core/source gcc64dbgthr But this fails after some time with the following message:īuild_gpt => building /home/globus/tmp/gt5.0.4-all-source-installer/gpt/packaging_tools The make run starts with building the 'gpt' target.

#Shipit rsync mkdir install#

and tried to compile and install GridFTP with: configure -prefix=$GLOBUS_LOCATION -with-flavor=gcc32

I extracted the Globus Toolkit 5.0.4 sources, configured them with: During installation of GridFTP (from GT 5.0.4) on an OpenBSD 4.9 x86_64 virtual machine, I stumbled upon a problem that blocks successful compilation.