Hey, Ypnose <[email protected]> wrote: |Steffen (Daode) Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote: |> Hmm, would you mind to either 'make devel' or anway ensure to get | |Of course! I'm kinda busy ATM (getting a job, pkgs, etc) but I'll recompile |s-nail tonight or tomorrow and I'll provide you a better backtrace.
I'd be happy if you do so! |> Heck -- where is sshd(1)?? OpenSSH is installed by default, but | |On Void Linux, sshd is provided by "openssh-server". If you want to Indeed it is, thanks. |search for a specific pkg in the database, you can use |"xbps-query -s openssh". |You can replace "openssh" by anything you want. It helps very often. Yes.. i see now. Great. |> Then i tried to get at a dropbear(1) package, but there is none, |> unfortunately. | |When I'll have enough time, I'll try to add dropbear in the repos |(actually, there are 5 or 6 packagers, so it's sometimes difficult). I got used to use it in all my VMs instead of (OpenSSH and) rlogind(1) in the last few months since i heard from it the first time, since it's SSH, but almost as small as rlogin. Of course it's of restricted functionality; but i find myself using the client almost exclusively for login and simple oneshot command usage... |I saw the mail you sent after. I'll change my configs after the backtrace. Well, i don't know!! If it works well for you all this time then why should you??? All i'm saying is that this wide field of networking in S-nail is not yet on my list, and is far from what i would love to see, anyway. That would be a non-blocking select(2) based approach, automatic, completely transparent (re)connections, why not having multiple mailboxes open simultaneously, of whatever kind, including socket-based once, automatic keepalive, etc. etc. etc. This is so far from the current state... The next step is v15.0, and that will bring a single-pass parser instead of the current recursively descendent one, with the possibility to address individual message sub-parts, for display, responding, whatever. Before that there will be one more minor, and that will hopefully bring improved / fixed message selection and selection-possibilities, plus a lot of purely technical changes (mbtowc() -> mbrtowc(), etc.). And all that will take time since i do have another project, S-CText, which i want to bring forward next, and before that. It's hard to realize, but i have to go step by step, and hope not to break all those program parts that yet awaiting bit-unrotting. Ciao. --steffen
--- Begin Message ---Good afternoon, Steffen (Daode) Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote: > and then switching in between the accounts, and i tried on Snow > Leopard, Arch Linux (both x86_64) and Void Linux (i686), here with > Linux 3.10.19_1, though.. (mail(1) v14.5.1.) Even if I maintain some pkgs on Void Linux, I'm running on Arch Linux x86_64 (I'm too lazy to reinstall everything on Void). You can build pkgs for Void, on every distros (Debian for example). I'm using s-nail v14.5 now. > Hmm, would you mind to either 'make devel' or anway ensure to get > debug symbols, then reproduce your crash in your particular > configuration to get at a real backtrace? Of course! I'm kinda busy ATM (getting a job, pkgs, etc) but I'll recompile s-nail tonight or tomorrow and I'll provide you a better backtrace. > Heck -- where is sshd(1)?? OpenSSH is installed by default, but > i can't do neither of 'systemctl enable sshd.service' nor 'x start > y', nor can i find sshd(1) by itself! Doing 'xbps-install -d -u > -v openssh' only responds with openssh-6.4p1_1 is up-to-date. On Void Linux, sshd is provided by "openssh-server". If you want to search for a specific pkg in the database, you can use "xbps-query -s openssh". You can replace "openssh" by anything you want. It helps very often. > Then i tried to get at a dropbear(1) package, but there is none, > unfortunately. When I'll have enough time, I'll try to add dropbear in the repos (actually, there are 5 or 6 packagers, so it's sometimes difficult). I saw the mail you sent after. I'll change my configs after the backtrace. Kind regards Y.
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