If it's source, it should have a file INSTALL or README with
instructions. If it's binary, usually those are set up so that
tar -C / -xvzf blah.tar.gz will put everything in the right place, but I
always check with tar -tbzf to see where it intends to go. Or possibly,
there's a syslogd-1.3-31.README where you downloaded it from, that you
should have downloaded as well. :-)
Lawson
>< Microsoft free environment
This mail client runs on Wine. Your mileage may vary.
On Tue, 11 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello to all,
> In atempting to trace down why my system is not logging I came
across the fact
> that in kernel v2.2.x syslogd faults out, in version 1.3-3, which is
exactly
> the version I've got. Well, thanks to the changes file I found
syslogd-1.3-31,
> and downloaded it. I've extracted the .tar.gz file, but I'm clueless as
to how
> to install it. Perhaps I have made a bad mistake, I have already
removed my
> previous sysklogd package, help please, I hope I didn't just kill my
system!
> Second question, samba 2.0, has anyone tried it, and is there
any
> compatibility issues to be concerned with?
> Finally, dosemu, if anyone is using the latest version 0.98.4,
which also
> works with kernel 2.2 please e-mail me privately.
> Any help on any of these issues please e-mail. The last two
please e-mail
> privately, the log issue and sysklogd, is urgent!
> Thanks.
> Dave.
>
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