Never had a problem before, but with this version when I try to
configure I get error messages:
$ ./configure --enable-compressed --enable-nntp
configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --enable-compressed, --enable-nntp
...
The patches are applied in the usual way
$ patch -p1 < ../patch-1.5.20.rr.compressed
$ patch -p1 < ../patch-1.5.20.vvv.nntp
If I compile the patched source without the above options, or
obviously I compile the vanilla source, I get no errors and all
is fine.
Any ideas?
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Troy Piggins
This is normal. When typing "make" there should be run a
regeneration of configure via automake and after that
the --enable-compressed option should be known.
Is perhaps your automake outdated? mutt-1.5.20 needs a quite new
one, have you followed the instructions from the original source of
the compressed folder patch?
http://www.spinnaker.de/mutt/compressed/
Cheers,
Thomas
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I believe that these errors are merely cosmetic. Try going ahead and
compiling. (I did, and this message is posted from an nntp-patched Mutt
1.5.20).
Hope this helps,
James.
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Aah, I hadn't been there since there isn't a 1.5.20 version of
compressed there (only 1.5.19), but there is on VVV's site.
Funny, I haven't had to do that "./prepare" step before, usually
just "./configure", but doing this now works:
$ ./prepare --enable-compression --enable-nntp
$ make
$ sudo make install
Thanks Thomas.
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Troy Piggins
No, they weren't cosmetic. Compiling ended with errors.
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Troy Piggins
Reasonably, this is the point where you would tell us which errors you
got. Just a suggestion.
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Moot point now. The problem was solved by Thomas and I posted
what I did to fix it in the other subthread.
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