Suresh --

...and then Suresh Ramasubramanian said...
% darren chamberlain <mutt> [27/09/01 14:55 -0400]:
% > So I'm starting to think.  However, I use mutt on my company's

That's good; we should all try it every once in a while ;-)


% > primary mail server, a box on which I don't have root access
% > (even though I was the one who built mutt on it).  Also, other
% > people are using this mutt; I'd be a little worried about forcing
% > others to upgrade to 1.4 too.  I have to convince the sysadmin to
% > upgrade to vim 6.0 any day now, too...

Sorry for my delay in following up, but I trust, from your later post,
that you were either able to convince said sysadmin to install it as
/usr/local/bin/mutt-1.3.22.1 or such or to install it in your home
tree, right?


% 
% I managed to compile mutt 1.3 in my homedir once, without being root, on a
% SunOS 5.7 box.  IIRC there was an old (0.95.4i) mutt on the box - and I used
% its dotlock.
% 
% David T-G helped me do that one - but for the life of me I can't recall the
% exact details of how I did it.

It should have been just 

  ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local

or some similar path.  Even back in the pre-1.0 days configure was that
smart.

Happy to have helped :-)


% 
%       -suresh
% 


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