[tech] Dodgy mutt operation on mermaid
Ian McKellar
yakk at yakk.net.au
Mon Feb 21 16:36:05 WST 2000
On Mon, Feb 21, 2000 at 04:15:28PM +0800, Jean-Paul Blaquiere wrote:
> > On Feb 21, Alastair Irvine scrawled :
>
> > mutt version 1.0.1i, when run on mermaid, seems to always open my mail
> > spool file in read-only mode. This is not the case on mussel. Any ideas?
> >
> this is because the default debian mutt is compiled with:
> make --enable-fcntl --disable-flock
> it should be the other way around to account for NFS mail spools.
> ie: make --disable-fcntl --enable-flock
>
> if someone could od this?
FYI:
apt-get source mutt
cd mutt-1.1.4/
vi debian/rules
(make above changes to configure line)
(fix bug in debian/rules kerberos/ssl detection)
debuild
(someone reboots machine in middle of compile without much notice)
Anyway, what was _meant_ to happen was debuild was meant to create a new
Debian package of mutt. I was compiling in /tmp, so the patches I made to
debian/rules have been lost.
Any enterprising wheel members interested in learning the debian build
process?
Ian
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