Re: Exim 4.120/SA-Exim 3.0 running
ODHIAMBO Washington <[email protected]>
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* Wash <[email protected]> [20030516 12:38]: wrote: > * Tony Earnshaw <[email protected]> [20030514 20:56]: wrote: > > Just in case people think that it never works :) > > > > Red Hat Linux 7.2, kernel 2.4.19/ACPI, many system updates. > > > > Did the patch and install according to Marc's instructions, apart from > > copying Local/* from my Exim 4.14 to 4.20/Local after checking > > srsc/EDITME to see that there was no difference (didn't use the 4.20 > > patched EDITME.). > > > > sa-exim-3.0.so wasn't changed or recompiled; I'm using the one compiled > > for Exim 4.14. > > > > I can't understand Thomas' or Wash's troubles. Wash should know to copy > > the SA-Exim-patched src/EDITME to Local and do any final adjustments > > there before compiling? I don't have to tell him that ;) If the patches > > have been applied correctly, Exim *must* know what local_scan_path is. > > > ;-/ > > Hmm, that was it. I did everything correctly but instead of using the > patched EDITME for Local/Makefile, I used my custom Makefile that I have > always kept, because I had sdiff-ed it with the one for exim-4.20 and saw > there was no change!! Stupid me, the patch changed stuff a bit. > > > Okay, so the instructions for FreeBSD (4.8) users should be like this: > > FreeBSD-4.8 here ;-) > > > cd exim-4.20 > patch -p1 < ../duncanthrax.net/exiscan/exiscan-4.20-26.patch > patch -p1 < ../SA-EXIM/sa-exim-3.0/localscan_dlopen.patch Guys, please change those paths ;-) Those were specifically relevant to my dir hier here. I am sorry if they misled someone. I forgot to change them to something more general. Best regards, Odhiambo Washington Wananchi Online Ltd. ___W_A_N_A_N_C_H_I__O_N_L_I_N_E__L_T_D___The People's Choice______ Wananchi Head Office |*| Tel: +254 2 313 985-9 1st Flr Loita, Loita St.|*| Fax: +254 2 313 922 10286-GPO, NAIROBI, KE |*| e-mail: <wash at wananchi dot com> ------------------------------------------------------------------ ++ If the stewardess tells me NT is a far more stable and reliable OS than UNIX, I'll nod politely and say "Is it really? How nice."