On Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 03:57:46PM -0500, David DeSimone wrote:
> I think what you'll have to do is configure mutt with --prefix set to
> the actual path you will eventually install to. Then, you'll have to
> recreate the actions that 'make install' would have performed ('make -n
> install' would probably be helpful here), using your 'cscp' program.
What I've done is configured with --prefix set to the final install
path, as you said, done the 'make', then edited the Makefile and changed
the line
prefix = <path to final installation>
to
prefix = <path to initial installation>
Then I run 'make -n install' to see if I have to create any directories,
then run 'make install'.
This was actually for mswordview-0.5.14; I hadn't figured this out the
last time I installed mutt. I am assuming that the Makefile for mutt is
similarly structured.
--
Gary Johnson
Hewlett-Packard Company
Spokane, Washington
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
