Hey Felipe!

Aug 23 09:27 06, Felipe T. Dorado wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 MK>> That should clear things up nicely.

 FTD> I'm afraid it hasn't.

I was afraid you'd say that.

 FTD> aguacate:/home/phil/husky14/smapi# make clean
 FTD> make: *** No hay ninguna regla para construir el objetivo `clean'.  
 FTD> Alto.

Sounds like a missing Makefile in smapi.  I'll have a looksee at what I
have here (source).

 FTD> So I guess my
 FTD> make --version
 FTD> GNU Make 3.80

You could upgrade to 3.81 but I doubt it is a problem.  I've use 3.80 for
ages without any issues.

 FTD> either is not properly installed or my configs are not right in some 
 FTD> way. I have not seen anybody having the same problem in this area 
 FTD> nor in all I've searched.

I'll try and replicate what you're doing here.  Where did you get the source from?

 FTD> Also, I  apt-get install libsmapi  (only husky pkgs available in 
 FTD> stable Debian)

 FTD> ||/ Nombre                 Versi¢n                Descripci¢n
 FTD> +++-======================-======================-==================
 FTD> =========== ii  libsmapi-dev           2.4.0+rc2-2            MsgAPI 
 FTD> for the Husky-Packages
 FTD> ii  libsmapi2              2.4.0+rc2-2            MsgAPI for the 
 FTD> Husky-Packages

I think they may be missing something.  Try using the regular smapi source
from the Husky people as it should work and you wan't need libsmapi-dev
since all the needed smapi stuff will be onboard once you compile and
install it.  Also make sure that /usr/local/lib is in your /etc/ld.so.conf
and run 'ldconfig' as root to make sure everything is fine there.

 FTD> Also renaming huskymak.cfg to Makefile.  Nothing new.

You're missing something in your smapi.

 FTD> Should I try the CVS files instead of the stable? I would have to 
 FTD> learn how to do it but I'm ready to try anything by now.

Just get the smapi and huskybase CVS versions and see if they behave
themselves first.  You should only have to do 'make' in the smapi directory
with huskymak.cfg in the direcory below it.  Thus when you're in the smapi
directory a "ls ../" should report that huskymak.cfg is there.  A
simple 'make' will tell the tale.

 FTD> Thank you again, Maurice.

You're welcome.  Let me know where you got the source if there still is a
problem and I'll try it myself and see what happens.  I got the last source
I am using from the Husky Sourceforge page.  It works here but I haven't
checked beyond fidobase, smapi, fidoconf hpt and msged.

Life is good,
Maurice

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