Re: Went to 64bit/Fc11, EXMH no longer spellchecking.

> Well, the Subject line says it all, I have gone from 32bit/Fedora6
> to a 64bit/Fedora11, and I have most things working.
> 
> One of the things that ISNT working, and one that I dont understand,
> os that SPELL CHECKING in EXMH has stopped working.  As far as I can
> tell, all of EXMH was out on /usr/local, which means the new OS is 
> mounting exactly what I saw under Fc6, and I see spell, ispell and
> aspell all in /usr/bin, so that hasnt changed.  And spell checking
> is turned on in the EXMH Preferences.
> 
> Is there some way to get EXMH to tell me what its doing, and why
> its not doing spell checking,-  I really need spell checking...
> -- 
>                                         Reg.Clemens
>                                         [email protected]
> 

Hi Reg,

	I'm running exmh 2.7.2 01/07/2005 on Fedora12 install. All the
	specific exmh stuff goes under /usr/local/exmh/{lib,bin}. BTW,
	french spellchecking is working fine for me !! Here's my setup
	and which RPMs that are required IMHO :

<satp20832.wifi>[emile]<112>uname -a 
Linux satp20832.wifi 2.6.31.5-127.fc12.i686 #1 SMP Sat Nov 7 21:41:45 EST 2009 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
<satp20832.wifi>[emile]<113>grep -i spell .exmh/exmh-defaults
*seditSpell:	spell
*spellCmd:	exmh-async xterm -e ispell
*ispellOnOff:	1
*ispellRecheckAfterAdd:	1
*ispellTextOnly:	1
*ispellCommand:	ispell -a -d french
*ispellOthers:	Spanish  { ispell -a -d spanish }  French { ispell -a -d francais } English { ispell -a -d english } 
*ispellPopupBinding:	ButtonPress-3
*ispellStyle:	other
*ispellStyleColor:	red
*ispellStyleOther:	-underline t -foreground red
*spellCmd:	exmh-async xterm -e ispell
<satp20832.wifi>[emile]<114>rpm -qa | grep -i spell | sort
aspell-0.60.6-7.fc12.i686
aspell-fr-0.50-14.fc12.i686
gtkspell-2.0.15-2.fc12.i686
hunspell-1.2.8-12.fc12.i686
hunspell-devel-1.2.8-12.fc12.i686
hunspell-en-0.20090216-7.fc12.noarch
hunspell-fr-3.4-1.fc12.noarch
<satp20832.wifi>[emile]<115>which ispell
/usr/bin/ispell
<satp20832.wifi>[emile]<116>

	Hope that will help you for sure. With best regards,

-Émile