Re: FBB...

From: terhi.victor@logonet.com
Date: Thu Dec 26 2002 - 00:02:06 EET

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    Cees,

    Although I detect a tone of disrespect in your reply, which I
    think is uncalled for among amateurs, I will answer seriously.

    To answer your point, no, the normal sysadmin work is not too difficult;
    although as the CTO of a tech company, I generally have other people do
    it. But if it WERE too difficult, I would assume you would be happy to
    help, as I would be happy to help too.

    Now, I have the previous version, namely 7.03, because that is the last
    one I can find on the fbb site "last versions" page as source. As far as
    I can see, 7.04 is only available as rpm. And I am assuming
    http://www.f6fbb.org/ is the authoritative source. If I am misreading the
    site or just not looking right, please tell me where I can find 7.04
    source and I'll go download it!

    73,
    Michael VA3MVW

    On Wed, 25 Dec 2002, Cees Tool wrote:

    > ----- Original Message -----
    > From: <rzawt.hpodnkcgxk@playground.net>
    >
    > > This is definitely not GPL:
    > >
    > ....
    > > are old and do not fit the software... took me an hour to see I had to run
    > > that script. How about a simple readme that mentions this? These are the
    > > very basics of software!
    > ....
    > >Alas, there is no standard "./configure, make, make
    > >install", and the bbs when it does come up is mysterious, needs obscure
    > >text files edited, and displays Toulouse stuff by default...
    >
    > Wow !
    > The source-tree of the latest version I have here (7.04h) has all these
    > things in it.
    >
    > There is a file "COPYING" with the GPL license in it, there are several
    > readme-files how you should compile the code, there is no "configure"
    > needed, you should only check if the path of the ax25-utils/libraries
    > differs from the standard path and change it if needed. Then you can type
    > "make" and after that "make install" and the installation script will
    > install everything in the right directory's and asks your station details.
    > If you answer all questions, you will end up with a working installation.
    > (and there is absolutely no need to remove include files from the source)
    >
    > Looking in the sourcecode tree for a file called README or INFO only costs 1
    > minute of your time. (and is probably less then the time it took to write
    > about "bad sofware")
    >
    > If all of this is too difficult for you, please do not even try to install
    > it. Probably the normal daily sysop work would also be too difficult ....
    >
    > 73
    > Cees
    >
    >
    >
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