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 JW> Hello,
 JW> 
 JW> has anyone outthere has sucessfully compiling fastlst 2.0.3 with the 
 JW> actual 
 JW> husky-release ? Here getting something wrong. The ./configure-Skript 
Yes, I compiled fastlst 2.0.3 and it works fine here. All I did was
put it under my husky tree and ran configure. Therfore my layout looks
like this.
binkd-0.9.4/               hpt-0.9.7d-src.tar.gz     smapi-2.0.1/
emailpkt-0.1/              htick-0.9a/
smapi-2.0.1-src.tar.gz
emailpkt-0.1.tar.gz        htick-0.9a-src.tar.gz     smapi.html
fastlst-2.0.3/             huskybse-0.1b/            sqpack-1.1.0b/
fastlst-2.0.3-src.tar.gz   huskybse-0.1b-src.tar.gz
sqpack-1.1.0b-src.tar.gz
fidoconf-0.10c/            huskymak.cfg              sqpack.html
fidoconf-0.10c-src.tar.gz  msged-6.0.1/              temp
hpt-0.9.7d/                msged-6.0.1-src.tar.gz

	Never mind all of the *.tar.gz files. I keep them in the same
directory to keep things organized this is the snapshot of the
/root/husky directory.

If I remember correctly all I did to compile it was type
cd /root/husky/fastlst-2.0.3
configure --prefix=/usr
make
if no errors:
make install

Likewise I am running Binkley XE and binkd for both pots and internet
fidonet mail support. I am using htick with Synchronet for incoming
TIC files.
	Oh yeah, the fastlst 2.03 does not have the manual with the
package, you need the manual from the msdos version and the
fastlst.cfg file to even begin. So grab flstD201.rar or flstD201.zip
for the needed manual on using the fastlst.cfg file.


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