Re: ? AX.25 ? part 3a, kissattach, revenge of

From: Charles E. Gelm (dor@pins.net)
Date: Thu Nov 23 2000 - 15:23:10 EET

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    Hi, Richard:

    Thanks.

    Aha!
    I did the 'other' install with 'libax25' but not with 'ax25-tools'.

    I haven't done anything with 'ax25-apps' because I think that
    'xfbb v7.00g21' will be my 'app', so they are not needed. (?)

    I have now run the scripts below
     (each in their appropriate directory).

    Here is how I INSTALLed 'ax25-tools':
    #!/bin/sh
            ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
            make
            make install
    #
    (which I cloned from .../ax25-tools-0.0.6/INSTALL)

    Here is how I INSTALLed 'libax25-0.0.7':
    #!/bin/sh
            ./configure --exec_prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
            make
            make install
            
    #
    (which I cloned from .../libax25-0.0.7/INSTALL)
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Richard Adams wrote:
    <snip>
    > > #kissattach -m 230 ttyS0 ax0 10.9.9.9
    > > kissattach: cannot open axports file
    <snip>
    > Presuming you issued the command as root, then it depends on how you
    > configured libax25 ax25-apps and ax25-tools, if you simply did,
    >
    > ./configure
    > make
    > make install
    >
    > Which the kissattach error message suggests then they will i belive be
    > found in /usr/local/etc/* if however you did;
    >
    > ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var
    > make
    > make install
    >
    > Then all should be fine.

    I have not installed 'ax25-apps'. Do I need them?

    I still get the same response from 'kissattach':

    #kissattach -m 230 ttyS0 ax0 10.9.9.9
    kissattach: cannot open axports file

    Regards, Chuck
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