Re: [gentoo-user] Squirrelmail plugins the Gentoo way?

[Grant]

 It appears squirrelmail is installed with the crypt USE flag.  'equery
 uses squirrelmail' says this about crypt:

 Add support for encryption -- using mcrypt or gpg where applicable

 Does anyone know if that is the gpg plug-in or not?  If so, does
 anyone know how to enable it for use in squirrelmail?

From squirrelmail-1.4.9a.ebuild:

RDEPEND=virtual/php
[...]
crypt? ( app-crypt/gnupg )
[...]
if use crypt; then
docinto gpg
for doc in plugins/gpg/README plugins/gpg/README.txt
plugins/gpg/INSTALL plugins/gpg/INSTALL.txt plugins/gpg/TODO; do
dodoc ${doc}
rm -f ${doc}
done
fi

So yes.  It installs the g/pgp plugin for you.  I prefer to install the
plugins by hand.  There are just too many plugins and not enough USE
flags.  No problems so far.

Enabling g/pgp plugin is like enabling any other plugin.  Untar into
plugins directory, read the documentation, adjust as needed and run
conf.pl to enable the plugin.


Got it, thanks.

- Grant
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Re: [gentoo-user] Squirrelmail plugins the Gentoo way?

[Dale]

Grant wrote:
 Is there a Gentoo way to install new plugins for squirrelmail or
 should I go ahead and untar?

 - Grant

I don't use this or even know for sure what it is except that it has
something to do with emails.  Since maybe you are new, have you checked
into what USE flags are available?  That is generally how Gentoo enables
things during the install of a program.  To get that info, just do a
emerge -vp squirrelmail and see what is available.  You can check man
portage and make make.conf as well. 

If you are new to Gentoo and something like me, you may want to ask more
questions too.  ;-)

Dale

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Re: [gentoo-user] Squirrelmail plugins the Gentoo way?

[Grant]

 Is there a Gentoo way to install new plugins for squirrelmail or
 should I go ahead and untar?

 - Grant

I don't use this or even know for sure what it is except that it has
something to do with emails.  Since maybe you are new, have you checked
into what USE flags are available?  That is generally how Gentoo enables
things during the install of a program.  To get that info, just do a
emerge -vp squirrelmail and see what is available.  You can check man
portage and make make.conf as well.

If you are new to Gentoo and something like me, you may want to ask more
questions too.  ;-)

Dale


Hi Dale,

I'm not new.  I've actually been at this for quite a while.  In my
time with Gentoo I've found that it sometimes has special ways of
doing things and I usually check in with the list if I'm wondering.

It appears squirrelmail is installed with the crypt USE flag.  'equery
uses squirrelmail' says this about crypt:

Add support for encryption -- using mcrypt or gpg where applicable

Does anyone know if that is the gpg plug-in or not?  If so, does
anyone know how to enable it for use in squirrelmail?

- Grant
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Re: [gentoo-user] Squirrelmail plugins the Gentoo way?

[Eray Aslan]

On 09.03.2007 02:22, Grant wrote:
[...]
 It appears squirrelmail is installed with the crypt USE flag.  'equery
 uses squirrelmail' says this about crypt:
 
 Add support for encryption -- using mcrypt or gpg where applicable
 
 Does anyone know if that is the gpg plug-in or not?  If so, does
 anyone know how to enable it for use in squirrelmail?

From squirrelmail-1.4.9a.ebuild:

RDEPEND=virtual/php
[...]
crypt? ( app-crypt/gnupg )
[...]
if use crypt; then
docinto gpg
for doc in plugins/gpg/README plugins/gpg/README.txt
plugins/gpg/INSTALL plugins/gpg/INSTALL.txt plugins/gpg/TODO; do
dodoc ${doc}
rm -f ${doc}
done
fi

So yes.  It installs the g/pgp plugin for you.  I prefer to install the
plugins by hand.  There are just too many plugins and not enough USE
flags.  No problems so far.

Enabling g/pgp plugin is like enabling any other plugin.  Untar into
plugins directory, read the documentation, adjust as needed and run
conf.pl to enable the plugin.

-- 
Eray



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[gentoo-user] Squirrelmail plugins the Gentoo way?

[Grant]

Is there a Gentoo way to install new plugins for squirrelmail or
should I go ahead and untar?

- Grant
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