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29 May 19 09:42, you wrote to me: ml> sudo aptitude install libc6-dev-i386 ml> and make worked for api/unix... so i tried to build netmgr for unix ml> but there's no unix sundirectory or makefile :( So far I've only done GvE's MSGAPI & timEd for the GitHub code. I have no time to look at NetMgr, or WIMM. ml> i really want/need netmgr so i can manage some netmails that come ml> through here that are misaddressed or otherwise need to be bounced... ml> that's really all i'm after right now... The SVN version of NetMgr builds in Linux. It uses XMSGAPI for *.msg. Though I've only run it a handful of times so it could be quite buggy. ml> [aside] ml> when i compiled the code from svn, i was looking at the documentation ml> for netmgr... it mentioned that a nodelist compiler was included that ml> would create a GIGO nodelist index... when make finished, i didn't find ml> anything like that... there was only a netmgr binary and i didn't see ml> any source code that indicated that it would compile a nodelist index ml> for netmgr to use... I wasn't aware of that. Evidently there is gigonode.zip in the original net100.zip archive from 1996. It includes source code for DOS & OS/2. I'll import it into the SVN & Github repo when I get a chance. ml> i went to the above git repo because i wasn't sure if the svn build of ml> netmgr would work properly since it was 64bit... not sure which way to ml> go or what to do now... I can't help you much if it breaks, but you can try it. The Husky Project has lxtrack which they describe as a NetMgr replacement. It may work well but I've never used it. --- GoldED+/BSD 1.1.5-b20180707* Origin: Blizzard of Ozz, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (3:633/267) SEEN-BY: 633/267 280 712/848 @PATH: 633/267 |
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