Thanks a lot! Craig. I use your method: ./configure --prefix=/stunnel2 It seems that installation is successful. It successfully generate a directory ./stunnel2, in which there are six subdirectories: etc lib man sbin share var But when I run stunnel command in the teminal window. It does not take it as a command. Is it supposed to run stunnel command after the installation or not? Is there anything missing in the Mac machine before it can run stunnel? Thanks Peng

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Don't know Mac, but can't u pass a prefix like in Linux to specify another directory, for example your home directory?

./configure --prefix=/your/destination/directory

Hope this helps

Craig

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peng He Sent: 12 May 2006 11:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [stunnel-users] Need a help in installation

Hi,

I want to install Stunnel 4.15 into MAC OS X machine. Somehow I do not have the right to make any directory in /usr so I can not install Stunnel in /usr/local. How do I install Stunnel into different directory?

Thanks Peng