Part of this series of posts: Oracle Database 12c on Oracle Linux 6
Re-open your web browser, use google to search for rlwrap and click the RL wrap – Utopia.ision.nl link.
Click the rlwrap-0.40.tar.gz link.
Note:
rlwrap was upgraded to 0.40 after I did this guide (the images show 0.37). You should use whatever version is available and then modify the commands below to use that version.
Click OK to open the file with the Archive Manager.
Click Extract.
Click Extract.
Click Close.
Go back to your terminal window and type the following commands, pressing Enter after each command.
cd /root/rlwrap-040/ ./configure
Note:
Make sure you put the period in front of the / for the configure command. And again, use the actual version numbers that you downloaded.
Type the following command and press Enter.
make && make install Eventually you will see a make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/rlwrap-0.40' Note: Again, the version will be the version you downloaded.
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