Hey Benny!

Feb 02 22:52 07, Benny Pedersen wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 BP> taked from http://husky.sf.net/ ?

I just checked and the download page from there takes me to sourceforge;
http://sourceforge.net/projects/husky/


 BP> i will begin doing more work on gentoo ebuilds now, need to know 
 BP> where the most stable husky is

Looks to me that the above sourceforge address is the most direct location.
 If I were you I wouldn't link and just have the correct versions available
to your ebuild rather then fetch it every time.

 BP> i miss to know how to make husky as a point config for new points 
 BP> that show up now and then :-)

I think it is more complex then it needs to be.  I found archiving messages
in raw ascii format to be the most useful for all sorts of offlining,
including points.  Also easier to convert raw ascii messages to other
formats then any other format including squish.  Given that then no need
for smapi other then as a dependancy if any of the Husky source is
desirable.

 BP> this just disable rescan, if one needs this its bad, but else its 
 BP> good overall

I am not sure what you mean.

 BP> yes, olso my plan on my gentoo desktop or even for my old fidonet 
 BP> server to change that when redhat dies totaly here, it keeps working, 
 BP> damm :-)

Heh, heh.  I suppose.

 MK>> Works great.

 BP> its linux

Sort of.  Anyhow the files I listed in the original post can be used on a
pure 64-bit machine, either point or node.  I haven't gone beyond that and
so far I haven't seen a good reason to.  I am still using that exact setup
to type this reply to you so it still works as good as it ever did.

Life is good,
Maurice

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