I ran configure like this
./configure --enable-vm=no --enable-rmail=yes
and in main Makefile I get:
all: Makefile bbdb info rmail vm gnus
shouldn't vm be omitted? Or perhaps I do not understand what "enable"
option is intended to accomplish. I did find a line in configure that
sets BBDB_VM to "vm" is the option is set, but no line that sets it to
the empty string otherwise. Is that a bug?
I also get repeated
Optional package bbdb-srv skipped - gnuserv not found
msgs. I looked at the code and it seem to execute the following to
byte-compile bbdb-srv:
(progn (or
(fboundp (quote define-obsolete-variable-alias))
(if (locate-library "gnuserv-compat")
(load "gnuserv-compat" t t)))
(if (and (locate-library "gnuserv") (locate-library "itimer"))
(byte-compile-file "bbdb-srv.el")
(message "Optional package bbdb-srv skipped - gnuserv not found")))
I found similar code inside bbdb-srv.el file. I will not pretend to
understand what this does. Irrespective of BBDB, I do use gnuserv and
load it via gnuserv-compat, w/o any trouble. There is no such beast
as itimer in the standard Emacs 20.7, or 21.3, or current CVS, by the
way. Any suggestions?
--Boris
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