l please raise their right
hands." -- Saint Patrick
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# randsig
# © 1999 by Don Blaheta, freely licensed under terms of GPL.
#
# Make a file called ".randsig" in your home directory, with the
# various random signat
Quoth Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS:
> In the case of mutt, I think what you have to do
> is something like:
>
> $ ./configure --prefix=/final/location
> $ make
> $ make DESTDIR=/temporary/location install
Way cool, this is **exactly** the sort of thing I was looking for. It
works pretty well, but the D
Quoth winfried szukalski in private email:
> Referring to your 'configure' line:
> >configure --enable-pop --enable-buffy-size
> >--with-sharedir="/cs/share/mutt" --with-included-gettext
> >--prefix="./subdir"
>
> You can see: you did not set '--with-docdir=MY_DOCDIR'. So 'configure'
> used by de
Quoth David DeSimone:
> Don Blaheta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Ok, I've been having similar problems (I maintain the local copy of
> > mutt, but don't have root; I need to use a special program "cscp" to
> > copy files into the
Quoth Andreas Kahari:
> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Mikko Hänninen writes:
> > But you probably didn't have a directory called doc under ./subdir, did
> > you? In that case I think that configure falls back into the default,
> > /usr/local/doc, regardless of whether that exists or not.
I didn't, but
Quoth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I'm quite new to mutt, and so far very happy with how it works, and
> how configurable it is. I've got a problem that is probably just me
> missing something obvious, and would appreciate a pointer. If mutt is
> running, and I receive new email, mutt doesn't add the me
Quoth David Ellement:
> On 991004, at 14:29:52, Don Blaheta wrote:
> > It starts off nice, dealing with ./subdir/man, but then decides it needs
> > access to /usr/local/doc/mutt, which I don't have. I'd fix this in the
> > configure script, but autoconf is sti
Quoth Andreas Kahari:
> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sergei Duzhin writes:
> [cut]
> > Question: is this possible and, if yes, what changes should I
> > make in the Makefile?
> >
> > Sergei Duzhin,
> > The University of Aizu
>
> Yes.
>
> None.
>
> Run 'configure' with the option "--prefix=/path/to/l
I just downloaded the new 1.0pre3 version, and I've been having a hard
time getting the multi-language support to work. All the doc I've been
able to find has said "just set your LANG variable and it should work",
which it doesn't. I've also tried copying the relevant .po, .mo, and
.gmo files in
