Hello Wes!

Jun 09 08:25 03, Wes Garland wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 >> Hmm.. I'm using trace.

 WG> Interesting. I just squished a bug last night that was causing the 
 WG> log file to not open under certain circumstances under Solaris, but I 
 WG> wouldn't think that would affect Linux. 

Hmm. ok..

 >> did you get my changes with the read_xmsg, and write_xmsg routines?

 WG> Yes I did; they are incorporated into the CVS repository.

I just saw :)

 >> just instruct me how to make a diff  :)

 WG> # cvs diff changedfile.c

 WG> BTW, your changes to echomail will be "removed" from the Maximus 
 WG> sources shortly, in light of the comments I posted yesterday from 
 WG> sjd. You will be able to re-enable them, however, by throwing 
 WG> -DNONCOMFORMANT_TOSSER in the CPPFLAGS; your best bet is to do that 
 WG> in vars_local.mk; you can do a "make build_debug" to
verify what they 
 WG> are.

Hmm... ok, but my changes for read_xmsg, write_xmsg, will still be there?
Or did you find a way to get it working by talking with sjd?

Regards,
Bo

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