On 26 Jun 2019, mark lewis said the following...
 
 ml> WARNING: this is long, detailed, and maybe in left field...

It is very appreciated... :) Let's give it a shot.

 ml> what method in the huskybse/INSTALL file did you choose to go with?
 ml> 
 ml> i've used the II.1.* format where you copy huskybse/huskymak.cfg to your
 ml> husky-dev root and edit it if needed... i do all of my stuff as
 ml> individual account installations and not system-wide installations...

I also did the II.1.* install method.

 ml> # /home/myuser/fido-dev/husky

Similar directory setup. Mine is in /home/myuser/husky/

 ml> # the only thing i do is set the PREFIX to home/myuser/fido
 ml> # everything else i leave alone

I changed the PREFIX line, and also the CFGDIR lines. They both read
/home/myuser/husky

 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/huskylib
 ml> make clean
 ml> sudo make install

The only differences that I had, was I didn't use sudo, and ran 'make all
install'. I did just rerun it as you have here with no problems.

 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/smapi
 ml> make clean
 ml> make all
 ml> sudo make install

Done with no issues.

 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/fidoconf
 ml> make clean
 ml> make all
 ml> sudo make install

Done with no issues.

 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/areafix
 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/sqpack
 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/htick

Done...

 ml> cd ~/fido-dev/hpt
 ml> make clean
 ml> make all
 ml> sudo make install

This is where I run into issues. As soon as I run 'make all', I get:

makefile.inc:28: recipe for target 'perl.o' failed
make: *** [perl.o] Error 1

I'm wondering if I somehow ended up with a different version or something...
I know it's v1.9.0-cur 2019-01-08


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