/me puts the hero of the week ribon on your shirt
On 27.01.2010 23:38, Håkan Kvist wrote:
> Håkan Kvist wrote the following lines on 01/26/2010 11:27 PM:
>> I have now compiled centerim on Ubuntu 9.04 and FreeBSD 7,2, commited to
>> mob-branch. Hopefully it should work on FreeBSD 8.0 aswell.
>
>>
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Håkan Kvist wrote the following lines on 01/26/2010 11:27 PM:
> I have now compiled centerim on Ubuntu 9.04 and FreeBSD 7,2, commited to
> mob-branch. Hopefully it should work on FreeBSD 8.0 aswell.
>
> On the FreeBSD 7.2 machine that I have access to
better this one ;)
http://www.centerim.org/download/mobshots/centerim-4.22.9.7-051d.tar.gz
On 26.01.2010 23:36, Boris Petersen wrote:
> thanks Håkan! frank if you dun want the autotools hassle here is a
> mobshot ;)
>
> http://www.centerim.org/download/mobshots/centerim-4.22.9.5-b99f.tar.gz
>
>
thanks Håkan! frank if you dun want the autotools hassle here is a
mobshot ;)
http://www.centerim.org/download/mobshots/centerim-4.22.9.5-b99f.tar.gz
On 26.01.2010 23:27, Håkan Kvist wrote:
> Frank Altpeter wrote the following lines on 01/26/2010 09:19 AM:
>> Hi Boris Petersen,
>
>> on 2010-01-
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Frank Altpeter wrote the following lines on 01/26/2010 09:19 AM:
> Hi Boris Petersen,
>
> on 2010-01-25 at 23:50:57 CET, you wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> Now the test actually work. Thanks! I tried it on my debian test system.
>> Someone not using linux shoul
Hi Boris Petersen,
on 2010-01-25 at 23:50:57 CET, you wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Now the test actually work. Thanks! I tried it on my debian test system.
> Someone not using linux should test it. A mobshot is here:
> http://www.centerim.org/download/mobshots/centerim-4.22.9.4-1514.tar.gz
On FreeBSD this
Hey,
Now the test actually work. Thanks! I tried it on my debian test system.
Someone not using linux should test it. A mobshot is here:
http://www.centerim.org/download/mobshots/centerim-4.22.9.4-1514.tar.gz
Cheers
boris "transacid" petersen
On 25.01.2010 23:33, Håkan Kvist wrote:
> Boris Pe
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Boris Petersen wrote the following lines on 01/21/2010 12:36 AM:
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> On 20.01.2010 00:01, Håkan Kvist wrote:
>> Yo!
>>
>> I unfortunately had to fight a little to get the centerim to build on
>> ubuntu 9.04. Seems like that we have some cleanup to do
On 20.01.2010 00:01, Håkan Kvist wrote:
> Yo!
>
> I unfortunately had to fight a little to get the centerim to build on
> ubuntu 9.04. Seems like that we have some cleanup to do regarding the
> autodetection of ncursesw. It seems like the new cursesw detection
> script does not set the same defi
This one is the curses/ncurses issue that's been talked about before -
it's either bad or missing on this build system.
The Gentoo bugs server has piles of compile issues for lots of apps
complaining about these same functions.
On Wed, 20 Jan 2010, Frank Altpeter wrote:
Hi H?kan Kvist,
Hmm
hey,
On 20.01.2010 00:01, Håkan Kvist wrote:
> Yo!
>
> I unfortunately had to fight a little to get the centerim to build on
> ubuntu 9.04. Seems like that we have some cleanup to do regarding the
> autodetection of ncursesw. It seems like the new cursesw detection
> script does not set the same
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Yo!
I unfortunately had to fight a little to get the centerim to build on
ubuntu 9.04. Seems like that we have some cleanup to do regarding the
autodetection of ncursesw. It seems like the new cursesw detection
script does not set the same defines as
The "utmp-thingies" are used on any *IX that keeps login records, a la
"who", "last", and the like.
A little further digging seems we're only looking at the type and
name fields of the utmp struct, and only in that one place in the code.
These fields are identically named in the 2 types, and s
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It seems like the utmp-thingies are only used in linux.
I'll do some more investigations and maybe do some hacking.
I things goes smooth then I'll push a fix to the mob-branch today.
br
Håkan
Mark Neill wrote the following lines on 01/19/2010 10:05
It appars that the new release of FreeBSD (9.0) has removed utmp.h from
its compiler, and that, at least for FreeBSD, including utmpx.h is the
"right" (and now only) option.
I don't _believe_ this has huge downstream ramifications for "modern"
distributions, but we should probably have autocon
Hi,
does someone understand what this means, I don't speak their language :-)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
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