beansbaxter
Verified User
I'm following the DA installation instruction verbatim. On a new server, did a base install of Debian 5 with nothing else.
I installed ssh, gcc, g++.
First time I ran the DA setup script, it halted because it said make was not installed. So, I installed make.
Is it safe to just run the DA setup script again? Or should I clear the hard drives, reinstall a base Debian 5 again, and install the right libraries before installing DA?
And when I did a search on the forum, I see several people who recommend a list of libraries to install before they run the DA setup script the first time - must I install all those same libraries? I feel like the DA Installation Guide should be updated to have a recommend list of libraries that should be installed before the DA setup script is ran.
Thoughts?
I installed ssh, gcc, g++.
First time I ran the DA setup script, it halted because it said make was not installed. So, I installed make.
Is it safe to just run the DA setup script again? Or should I clear the hard drives, reinstall a base Debian 5 again, and install the right libraries before installing DA?
And when I did a search on the forum, I see several people who recommend a list of libraries to install before they run the DA setup script the first time - must I install all those same libraries? I feel like the DA Installation Guide should be updated to have a recommend list of libraries that should be installed before the DA setup script is ran.
Thoughts?