Re: using rlogin from a shell window

well, if I use the same rlogin in a non-emacs terminal window it works. I am using SuSE linux's rlogin normally, but when I found this, I tried inetutils-1.4.2 's rlogin with the same results. then I logged into a HP running emacs 21.3 and tried their rlogin with the same results. running

Re: using rlogin from a shell window

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Re: Mime decoding in rmail

Shouldn't the resulting mail be able to be saved into a file and displayed via emacs or other gif viewer program? Does the base-64 decode not do the right thing with this kind of file? And I am not sure what a multipart message is (or even base-64 for that matter), sorry. What would be best ,

Re: Mime decoding in rmail

I thought -Q left off reading your .emacs file. But no matter, I renamed .emacs to hold.emacs and the mail still it comes up as a gif binary.

Re: problem with tumme.el

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Re: problem with tumme.el

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problem with tumme.el

I can show the thumbnails of the image files fine. I can use R or L once and it rotates the thumbnail/file. But any time after that it complains and says Could not rotate image for any file. I tracked it down and found that a temp file is used: ~/.emacs.d/tumme/.tumme_rotate_temp The

Re: Sound problem with SUSE x86_64

Jan, I had not copied in sound.c. Emacs 22.0.92 now configures, compiles and can play sound files using the latest CVS configure and the sound.c files. Thanks tom Jan Djärv [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Sound problem with SUSE x86_64

RMS That file is in the same directory, /usr/include/alsa/, on my machine RMS too. It finds the file because of RMS CFLAGS_SOUND= -I/usr/include/alsa RMS in src/Makefile. Is that line different in your src/Makefile? Yes, mine is: CFLAGS_SOUND= RMS If so, please debug why it is filled in

Re: Sound problem with SUSE x86_64

Jan, I looked in /usr/lib/pkgconfigthe dir is empty. Are files supposed to be in there? Where do said files come from? The new configure.in file did not find the asoundlib.h file... -tom Jan Djärv

Re: Sound problem with SUSE x86_64

[t901353]alnx004[101]% pkg-config alsa --libs -L/usr/lib64 -lasound -lm -ldl -lpthread [t901353]alnx004[102]% Config.log: configure:5642: result: no configure:5663: checking for pkg-config configure:5681: found /usr/bin/pkg-config configure:5694: result: /usr/bin/pkg-config configure:5708:

Re: Sound problem with SUSE x86_64

The output of the pkg-config --cflags alsa is just a single space. -tom Jan Djärv [EMAIL PROTECTED]