From: R.O. B. <com...@bl...> - 2004-06-19 05:21:02
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On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 22:25:39 -0400, Rob Funk <rf...@fu...> wrote: > R.O. Blättner wrote: > > Did I get it right that this is opposed to ESR's tarballs where > > always some auto* stuff was running while doing "make config" ? > > I'm not sure I understand your question.... My failure :-) > The tarballs we produce will be very much like ESR's tarballs. Sounds good ! > Whenever you run "configure", that configure script was produced by > autoconf. In the past it was ESR's installation of autoconf that produced > the configure script. Autoconf itself never actually runs on your machine > when you compile fetchmail, only the script it produces. Now it will be > our (the main developers) installations of autoconf that produce the > configure script. Hmm, may be I was wrong in believing autoconf running while doing a "make config" (in ESR's releases). Next Monday I'll do a more precise look at logfiles of my last build process. > Except now our installations of automake will also contribute, which makes > things easier for us. That change will not be very noticable to you > unless you pay attention to the makefiles or get the code from the > Subversion repository. O.K., normally I'll not get the sources directly from SVN as long as tarball releases are not too sparse in time.. > > Hi, Rob, many THX for Your quick and enlightening response ! > > You're welcome! :-) > > So I may continue to test (nearly) every release > > as I've done in the past ... :-) > > > > When time permits I may contribute some fixes too in the future. > > Looking forward to it! Hope, I'll have time .. :-) THX, rolf -- Dipl.phys. Rudolf Otto Blättner, D 91074 Herzogenaurach, Germany. |