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You're trying to install into ~/bin, right? Not /bin? Most users don't have ~/bin, so you'll have to create it first. Check out Cocoa's NSPipe call or maybe the tutorial on wrapping Unix commands at http://www.cocoadevcentral.com. If you're trying to install into /bin, may I recommend...

If you know when you're writing the program what the string is, you can do something like char *myName = "Bob Newhart"; Otherwise, grab a C++ book and read the chapter on IOStreams. You can probably find lots of stuff by searching the web, too. Take this with a grain of salt, by the way...

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Most things are pretty easy to compile. Start by cd-ing into the directory with the source code and look to see if there is a file named 'configure.' If there isn't, ignore the rest of these instructions. If there is, type ./configure If it works, move on to the next step. If not, try...

This happened to me and it turned out that it was because I'd changed my default shell to /bin/bash, which wasn't listed in /etc/shells. SSH won't let you log in if your shell isn't in /etc/shells.