Hello, It is odd that the tests were failures, as they are run in the build directory, pre-install. It's also odd that the installation failed, as you should of course have write permission to $HOME. Can you provide the config.log and the log generated by running the tests? I can take a look at those and see if I can figure out what is going on. Thanks! -Ward > Full Name: Lawrence Patrick Bernardo > Email Address: address@hidden > Organization: Tokyo Institute of Technology > Package Version: Netcdf fortran 4.4.1 > Operating System: Redhat Linux > Hardware: Intel Fortran > Description of problem: Dear unidata staff, > > I am trying to install netcdf-fortran-4.4.1 on my user account on > a linux server PC. netcdf-c-4.3.2 has already been installed by the > system administrator and is accessible to all users. When following the > default instructions provided in the website (running ./configure and > then running make check install), all the tests pass and the installation > is almost successful, except that since I am not root, I cannot write to > /usr/local and the installation cannot be completed. So I tried to run > ./configure with the --prefix=$HOME option to see if it will work, but > upon running make check install, the installation fails and the tests > results are mostly failures. May I request some assistance regarding > installing given this situation? I remember successfully compiling > netcdf for older versions, where I could find the proper files to edit > to have a successful installation as a non-root user, but I can't seem to > understand where in the installation files I could do this for this most > up-to-date version. I would greatly appreciate any advice or suggestions. > > Best regards, > Lawrence > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: AUR-797681 Department: Support netCDF Priority: Normal Status: Closed
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