Compiling Compile with nor errors and.. no theforgottenserver binary?

[Chmielik1]

Hello. I finished compiling my TFS 0.3.5, and when i tried to execute "./theforgottenserver" console print -

-bash: ./theforgottenserver: No such file or directory

I'm sure, that compile have no errors, here is end of compile

g++ -I/usr/include/libxml2  -I/usr/include/lua5.1    -D__USE_MYSQL__     -D__ENABLE_SERVER_DIAGNOSTIC__ -D__LOGIN_SERVER__ -D__REMOTE_CONTROL__ -D_THREAD_SAFE -D_REENTRANT -Wall -g -O1   -o theforgottenserver actions.o admin.o allocator.o baseevents.o beds.o chat.o combat.o condition.o configmanager.o connection.o container.o creature.o creatureevent.o cylinder.o database.o databasemanager.o databasemysql.o    depot.o exception.o fileloader.o game.o gameservers.o globalevent.o group.o gui.o house.o housetile.o inputbox.o ioban.o ioguild.o iologindata.o iomap.o iomapserialize.o item.o itemattributes.o items.o luascript.o mailbox.o map.o md5.o monster.o monsters.o movement.o networkmessage.o npc.o otserv.o outfit.o outputmessage.o party.o playerbox.o player.o position.o protocol.o protocolgame.o protocollogin.o protocolold.o quests.o raids.o rsa.o scheduler.o scriptmanager.o server.o sha1.o spawn.o spells.o status.o talkaction.o tasks.o teleport.o textlogger.o thing.o tile.o tools.o trashholder.o waitlist.o weapons.o vocation.o -llua5.1   -lmysqlclient -lboost_filesystem-mt -lboost_date_time-mt -lboost_system-mt -lboost_regex-mt -lboost_thread-mt -lgmp  -lxml2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home'

I compiled with commands :

./autogen.sh
./configure --enable-mysql --enable-server-diag --enable-login-server --enable-remote-control
make

So why i don't have theforgottenserver binary file?

 

[Cronox]

-bash: ./theforgottenserver: No such file or directory
where you have your theforgottenserver? you need move to folder your ot..
and execute example you have in home/server, move theforgottenserver to home
and again start..

cd /home/server
./theforgotenserver

 

[Fallen]

Could you paste the full output since you wrote make? Also since when you use the -I directive when linking...