Hello Kai.

16 Aug 04 17:47, you wrote to me:

 RT>> Husky packages are in "/home/rusty/src/husky/huskylib
 RT>>                                             /smapi
 RT>>                                             /fidoconf
 RT>>                                             /hpt
 RT>>                                             /htick
 RT>>                                             /sqpack

 RT>> I compiled the packages in the above order, from the "husky"
 RT>> directory,

 KR> Okay, then you know much of the husky documentation, why did i write
 KR> so much at my last mail? :-)

You where covering all bases ... usually a good way of doing things. :-)

 RT>> For fastlst, I run ./configure in the fastlst directory and and
 RT>> it runs fine until it exits with a mesg. that I need a working
 RT>> smapi to compile

 KR> Check the fastlst/README:

 KR> +++
 KR> Husky users: Do ***NOT*** run configure in the main directory of this
 KR> distribution. Change into the "makefls" subdirectory and
run "gmake
 KR> all install" there without having run configure before

 KR> For technical reasons, for this package the "Husky" makefile
 KR> is in the "makefls" subdirectory instead of in the main directory.
 KR> +++

Had also tried that previously, but it had problems with INFODIR not being an 
absolute path or some such. INFODIR was commented out in my huskymak.cfg 
because I don't have info/texi installed, as I am on a 500M HDD.

On a hunch, I uncommented INFODIR in huskymak.cfg and fastlst compiled. Now 
all that remains is MsgEd, to get to work, then I can start testing. :-)

Russell

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