Re: Zonegated netmail
  By: deon to Digital Man on Thu Jan 26 2023 08:34 pm

 >   Re: Zonegated netmail
 >   By: Digital Man to deon on Thu Jan 26 2023 12:25 am
 >
 > Howdy,
 >
 >  > The install/GNUmakefile is normally a single-use install, so I'm not
 >  > clear if you're re-using that makefile after an install, but that would
 >  > explain why you didn't have pktdump copied or symlinked to your exec dir.
 >
 > Since I use Synchronet in a docker, my install is technically a first-time
 > install everytime the container image is created as there is no existing
 > environment to "update"/"upgrade".

I see.

 > I've only known the GNUmakefile install - its what I would have learnt form
 > the wiki the first time I started out with Synchronet. In fact, Ive not
 > understood the purpose of the other Makefiles, and assumed they were all put
 > of the build.

The GNUmakefile you're using (install/GNUmakefile) is really more of a bootstrap script that just goes and kicks off the makes of other things before finally copying or symlinking files to your sbbs/exec dir. Those "other things" often have their own make files that do most of the work and the biggest of those is src/sbbs3/GNUmakefile which builds all the sbbs3 libraries and executables. It also has an "install" target.

 > Hopefully I'm not missing out on any other utilities :)

Check the src/sbbs3/gcc.linux.*.exe.*/ output directory for anything else that might not be copied/symlinked by the install/GNUmakefile.

fmsgdump was another Synchronet utility I noticed was not being copied or symlinked by the install/GNUmakefile.
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