Selon Pete French <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Well I've done a 'cvs co' few weeks ago and I do cvs update from that. I > can't > > tell you what is my CVS string because I'm at work and by the way, don't > have > > my computer with me. > > I'm using CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/gnustep > if that helps... So do I, as I can remember.
> > ?? I stay updated with cvsup for stable and cvs works fine with GNUMail. > > cvsup doesnt use cvs as fra as I know, but if it works with GNUMail then its > obviously not that then. I have to admit I was rather clutching at straws > there. I mentionnend cvsup only to tell you that I keep my 4.8 updated frequently. > > It worked perfectly in the past. > > So not gcc33 then either. Hmmm. Please don't tell me to download gcc32... > > Well I'll do a complete 'cvs co' tonight for core (with my dial-up modem > :-(). > > cvs -z 9 in that case I guess. Thats not going to be fun though on dialup > I agree. cvs -z6 which is a good compromise between CPU and bandwidth. > Could it be that theres some bad ibrary in your FreeBSD install which is > messing things up ? Again I am only making guess, as other than that > the only thing I can say is the spectacularly unhelful "it works fine > on the machine in front of me" which doesnt help disgnose the problems > sadly. Even if it doesn't help me a lot, it proves that it should work perfectly ;-) > I have to sday that I always download a fresh copy of the gnustep soource if > it has been a few weeks since my last update - I only use cvs update if > I am tracking changes over a few days (.e.g the recent gpbs stuff) Which seems to be a good way to do > -bat. Fred _______________________________________________ Bug-gnustep mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnustep
