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I wanted to install Bugzilla on ouur system. Bugzilla requires a lot of Perl modules to be additionally installed. About 30% did not. After googling and reading, it seems that the problem is thet the pre-installed Perl was compiled using IBM compiler (xlc?) and I only have gcc(++). Installing a Perl from sources to compile using my gcc ended up with a whole bunch of errors even more threatening than the Perl install errors. Is anyone here with Bugzilla running on AIX 5.3 with only the gcc or has anyone a recommedation on how to do this? |
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