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Thanks, can you answer this if you dont mind thoughif I have already ran this command :<br />
sudo apt-get build-dep hearbeat-2 <br />
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can I still execute apt-get install heartbeat2 and it will still work properly?
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Thanks, can you answer this if you dont mind thoughif I have already ran this command :
sudo apt-get build-dep hearbeat-2

can I still execute apt-get install heartbeat2 and it will still work properly?

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I am setting up heartbeat on two ubuntu servers and I have used the command<br />
sudo apt-get build-dep hearbeat-2 <br />
<br />
after executing this command I type in<br />
sudo ./ConfigureMe install<br />
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after running this command I get the error message stating:<br />
sudo: ./configureMe: command not found<br />
<br />
What am I doing wrong or what should I do next to get heartbeat installed? Thanks and please reply to this answer on a basic level because I am beginner with linux.<br />

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I am setting up heartbeat on two ubuntu servers and I have used the command
sudo apt-get build-dep hearbeat-2 

after executing this command I type in
sudo ./ConfigureMe install

after running this command I get the error message stating:
sudo: ./configureMe: command not found

What am I doing wrong or what should I do next to get heartbeat installed? Thanks and please reply to this answer on a basic level because I am beginner with linux.


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