Installing gcc solaris 8 sparc

Please help - I'm going nuts! I've installed the software via pkgadd, verified it's all where it should be. Altered the path manually on the command line (I'm unsure how/where to permanently change the path), however I'm still getting the errors:
checking for gcc... no
checking for cc... no
configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
Please help as I'm going insane! Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Newbie Sys Admin (chucked in the deep end!)

Instead of a pkgadd for gcc, you may want to try compiling it for the version and platform of Solaris you need to use it for.
Obtain the *.gz version of gcc and unzip it. (If you obtained the application that has "local" somewhere in the name, this is the pkgadd version). Next you will need to untar it (should have *.tar on the end). After its been untar'd, there should be a "configure" script... run it. After that, you will need to run "make", and then follow with "make install".
I experiences problems using pkg'd versions of certain types of software. Compiling them has worked out better!
I haven't compiled gcc in a long time, however, I believe my instructions are correct. To find out what you need to do, check the "README" file in the directory after you un-tar the *.tar file.

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17. Now, log in to the target machine by type: # rlogin target-machine-name l user (not root)
18. Then log in as the root user by typing: # su
19. Go to the source machine by typing: # cd /net/source-machine/cdrom/your-cd-file-name ,then Skip to 24.
20. If you cannot change to that directory in Step 19 and you do not have an auto-mounter on your network, then create amount point by typing the following commands.
21. # mkdir /remote_products
22. # /usr/sbin/mount F nfs r source-machine:/cdrom/your-cd-file-name /remote_products
23. # cd /remote_products
24. Redirect the target machine display to source machine by typing: # DISPLAY=source-machine:0; export DISPLAY (if you use a Bourne or Korn shell).
25. Start the Web Start Installer by typing: # ./installer (or whatever the installer name program is).

DeployWebGate is not created after installing OHS webgate on Solaris sparc

Hi frends,
I am having trouble installing an OHS webgate 11.1.1.5 on Solaris sparc 64 bit. The install goes through OK and everything looks like it works however I don't have deployWebGate folder in webgate/ohs/tools/ so I can't do any configuration.
There are no errors in the install log !
Any help urgent.
Thanks

Hi,
Can you provide the name of the WebGate installation executable that you are running? Also, do you see a "deployWebgate" (lower case "g") directory under webgate/ohs/tools ?
Regards,
Colin

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