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Missing dependencies (e.g. flex) on Ubuntu 13.04 #83

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Recently upgraded the default Amazon quicklaunch "Ubuntu" machine (non-LTS) to whatever release it wanted to be at and had to add a bunch of dependencies before this would build now.

The README says to sudo apt-get install help2man make gcc zlib1g-dev libssl-dev rake help2man texinfo however after doing that I would get messages like:

Build CouchDB commit: 4363966b0d359a3200797bddf78fd784ae96628d
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## Missing package: flex
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## Try: sudo apt-get -y install flex
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rake aborted!
Missing package: flex

Tasks: TOP => default => couchdb:build => couchdb:couchdb => erlang:build => build:os_dependencies => build:ubuntu_dependencies
(See full trace by running task with --trace)

It started getting to work once I'd done the equivalent of sudo apt-get install flex dctrl-tools libsctp-dev libxslt1-dev libcap2-bin in addition to the original list from the README.

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