>Ahh, yes, probably a dirty tree/funky dependencies.
>I extracted this evening's tarball over yesterday's build,
>but I would have expected a reinvocation of configure to
>force any necessary updates... however make has its own
>way with things :-P
Ah, I see. The problem is that those paths are d
Ahh, yes, probably a dirty tree/funky dependencies.
I extracted this evening's tarball over yesterday's build,
but I would have expected a reinvocation of configure to
force any necessary updates... however make has its own
way with things :-P
As for Lyndon's comment, yes, having things be in a no
>I configured and compiled with --prefix /usr/local
>and things worked fine. Unfortunately, the whatnow
>prompt reports the following when I try to send:
> unable to exec /usr/local/nmh/lib/post: No such file or directory
>
>post is installed in /usr/local/lib/ as per my
>configure...
Is it pos
Hmm, after remaking and installing (because I notced my
attempt to change the hash backup to the delete-compatible
.# in configure did not carry over, and manually tweaked
config.h instead) the problem seems to have gone away??
* "delete, a friendlier version of rm"
http://debathena.mit.edu/packag
I configured and compiled with --prefix /usr/local
and things worked fine. Unfortunately, the whatnow
prompt reports the following when I try to send:
unable to exec /usr/local/nmh/lib/post: No such file or directory
post is installed in /usr/local/lib/ as per my
configure...
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