Re: Specf file update

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>I had a look onto an older RedHat machine and it seems 
>that they have an "/etc/redhat-release"-file. Could you 
>check if there is an equivalent file on mandrake?

Mandrake has both a redhat-release and a mandrake-release file in
/etc. 

Even though it takes 20-30 seconds to run, rpm -qa is tolerable
as long as configure doesn't run twice. From what I can tell, rpm
does a "configure" and then a "make install". It skip the plain
"make" stage. The "make install" seems to run configure if
nothing is compiled.

>"compile" seems to be installed by newer autmake/autoconf
>versions. I have upgraded by development system since the 
>initial check-in of the auto* stuff and missed to check in 
>that file since then. I will fix that.

That corrected Mandrake. It now compiles all the way and produces
a rpm file.

I have 1 last update for the Red Hat init script. I think I
accidently deleted an echo that I shouldn't have. The effect is
that the stop message gets overwritten on shutdown or restart.

I updated to the latest from cvs and m now going through it. Out
of curiosity, is the next release going to be 0.2 or is this
software a little more closer to a 1.0? Like maybe a 0.5? My
thought are that the software is pretty functional; it just needs
some error handling in certain places.

Best Regards,
Steve Grubb

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diff -ur tmdns/init.d/init.REDHAT tmdns-0.2/init.d/init.REDHAT
--- tmdns/init.d/init.REDHAT	2004-02-11 07:24:42.000000000 -0500
+++ tmdns-0.2/init.d/init.REDHAT	2004-02-14 09:52:29.000000000 -0500
@@ -58,6 +58,7 @@
 	rm -f /var/lock/subsys/$prog
 	/usr/sbin/update-resolvrdv -r
     fi
+    echo
     return $RETVAL
 }
 

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