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Here's an update. Jeff suggested that I use his @gnome.org address, so I figured I'd use mine as well. I've also replaced all instances of KE7KRO with N7NIX. I'm doing a re-up on my sourceforge.net

Ronny Julian <k4rjjradio@...> wrote: Ronny, Good to hear you are making progress. I'll describe 3 use cases I have to give you an idea of what paclink-unix 'looks' like. They all use different

Hey there Basil and other authors, While making this patch to configure.ac, I added myself to the AUTHORS file with a note to contact me with automake and autoconf needs. I also saw that my old friend

Oh, snap. I've been writing perl too long. Build's green: cjac@foxtrot:/usr/src/cvs/sf/paclink-unix-KF7BMP$ make check Making check in lib make[1]: Entering directory

Too late. configure.ac patch attached. Please review and apply if it passes muster. ./configure was failing: checking for db.h... no configure: no Berkeley DB version 3 or higher found configure:

Basil, you might want to modify your configure.ac to use AC_PROG_INSTALL ; AM_PROG_INSTALL has been obsoleted it seems. I'm a bit of an autoconf guy and I can do this. Want a patch?

Maybe this will do it? sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix I'm an Debian/exim4 guy, so if I were doing this, I would run: sudo apt-get install exim4 exim4-config and when I wanted to re-configure my MTA, I

While I get through this install list of issues can someone share what this looks like in runtime and any control differences? Is there a GUI? Thanks! Ronny K4RJJ

Looks like you've figured out the problem Basil, checking for __progname... yes checking for __Argv... no checking for ___Argv... no done checking that generated files are newer than configure... done

<paul_cynara@...> wrote: ... Yes this is a problem I haven't seen before or I've forgotten about: run this command: automake --add-missing then: ./configure --enable-postfix to see if that fixes

Yes, sendmail is installed. I expected it to be its own package and checked with dpkg, $ sudo dpkg -l sendmail dpkg-query: no packages found matching sendmail $ whereis sendmail sendmail:

$ ./autogen.sh --enable-postfix + make distclean + autoreconf configure.ac:27: warning: macro 'AM_PROG_INSTALL' not found in library configure.ac:136: warning: AC_LANG_CONFTEST: no AC_LANG_SOURCE call

<paul_cynara@...> wrote: From the wiki: postfix will prompt for the type of installation you want but for this case the config files are manually edited so your choice is not critical. /Basil

<paul_cynara@...> wrote: Send the output of: ./autogen.sh --enable-postfix sendmail the package is not installed by sendmail the program more than likely is. Send me the output of: whereis

Well, forget about postfix being an issue. I just uninstalled it then reinstalled it and selected "local only" as the configuration. No change in the configure failure from "./autogen

Yes, still having the same no-go results. All deps appear to be installed. ___________________________________________________________ ii autoconf 2.69-1.1 ii automake 1:1.13.3-1.1ubuntu2 ii

Check this link out: http://bazaudi.com/plu/doku.php?id=plu:install_plu#satisfy_all_paclink-unix_build_requirements Do you still have this problem after doing this? sudo apt-get install

From fresh CVS checkout this morning, ".autogen.sh --enable-postfix" ends with: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- checking for vsnprintf... yes

Ronny Julian <k4rjjradio@...> wrote: cat /etc/*release to find what version of Debian your Xubuntu is based on. It's probably wheezy. Go here to get the correct apt-get install line to use to

It is missing these dep. How would I find them? This is just after ./autogen.sh --enable-postfix glib glib library version 2.10.3 or greater must be installed. gmime gmime library version 2.4.3 or