If you've installed CDE on Linux, you probably saw the error message
"Unable to compile dtterm.ti"
This is usually incorrect.
What's really going on is:
tic successfully compiles dtterm.ti, placing output
in /etc/terminfo/d/dtterm
The script looks in /usr/share{,/lib}/terminfo/d/dtterm, and doesn't
find it.
If it had, the script would have chown'ed it to to bin:bin, a policy
that is not suitable for many environments.
I'm thinking that the part after tic should be disabled. It relies on
system-specific settings to perform changes that are inappropriate on
many systems.
This will incidentally remove the last error from configRun -e
(Note: tic -s -v10 gives these errors:
===
$ tic -s -v10 /usr/dt/config/dtterm.ti
"/usr/dt/config/dtterm.ti", line 1, terminal 'dtterm': Conflicting key
definitions (using the last) ... KEY_F(15) is the same as KEY_HELP
"/usr/dt/config/dtterm.ti", line 1, terminal 'dtterm':
exit_attribute_mode differs from sgr(0) exit_attribute_mode="\e[0m"
sgr(0)="\e[0m\^O"
"/usr/dt/config/dtterm.ti", line 1, 'dtterm' tic: symbol lookup error:
tic: undefined symbol: _tracef
===
and exits with $? = 127)
HTH,
Isaac
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