* Originally by: Gerrit Kuehn (2:240/12), 06 Jan 22 14:43.

Hello Michael!

06 Jan 22 14:43, Gerrit Kuehn wrote to Michael Dukelsky:


 MD>> Did you try reading huskybse/INSTALL.asciidoc? Building Husky on 
 MD>> FreeBSD 13 works.

 GK> Didn't look into that for quite some time, but good point. ;-)
 GK> Well, I do have binaries meanwhile using an updated port setup, but 
 GK> they all refuse to find their config files (which are of course 
 GK> present)). :-(

Hm, I found and fixed that one now: Somehow the new version has ~/fido/etc/husky has base location for config files while mine reside in /usr/local/etc/fido. Not even the -c switch on the commandline will convince msged to use a different path.

 GK> Maybe I should start over again and follow the INSTALL file...

That would probably be the a better solution (I spotted the updated path in huskymak.cfg meanwhile). As I was hoping for a quick way to move the system to new hardware (and OS), I just threw in another soft link for now. Looks like something is working, at least msged comes up and I can read mails.


Regards,
Gerrit

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