1. Use apt-get install gnupg to install the program. However, when I try this on the server, it said that file not found(the http address is not valid). So I have to download and install it manually.
Maybe I should try apt-get update to update the packages.
2. Download GNUPG.
#lynx http://www.gnupg.org
Select a mirror and select the latest stable release and type "d" to download the file to local.
3. Extract the files
#tar xvzf gnupg-1.4.5.tar.gz
4. Configure
#cd gnupg-1.4.5
#./configure
When configuring it for compilation, error occurrs said that no c/c++ compiler found.
So I have to install gcc.
5. Install GCC
#apt-get install gcc
6. Configure it again.
This time, the error says c compiler can't create executables. Faint.
Search the error in Google, someone shows the following solution:
7. All right, after install build-essential and kernel-package, configuration goes successfully.
8. Complie
#make
9. Install
#make install
Maybe I should try apt-get update to update the packages.
2. Download GNUPG.
#lynx http://www.gnupg.org
Select a mirror and select the latest stable release and type "d" to download the file to local.
3. Extract the files
#tar xvzf gnupg-1.4.5.tar.gz
4. Configure
#cd gnupg-1.4.5
#./configure
When configuring it for compilation, error occurrs said that no c/c++ compiler found.
So I have to install gcc.
5. Install GCC
#apt-get install gcc
6. Configure it again.
This time, the error says c compiler can't create executables. Faint.
Search the error in Google, someone shows the following solution:
I think apt-get install libc6-dev should fix the problem.
No, it wont.then it will work. If you install the libc6-dev you will have the c header files, you wont have an assembeler, a linker, or any of the other stuff you will need to actually make an ELF executable.
apt-get install build-essential
and
apt-get install kernel-package
7. All right, after install build-essential and kernel-package, configuration goes successfully.
8. Complie
#make
9. Install
#make install