Hello All!

Well it looks like everyone is on dual core type cpu's and most using x64 variants of mbse with at least one sysop who has not responded but I can see from his allfix-file annoucements that he is on a x64 version of 95.13.

In compiling v1.0.0 I have found a few errors namely that the
one file that had been changed was not present not that it stopped the compile but it did add one s/w product, also the version had not been changed along with the copyright notice which has all been done on my version so I will release a 1.0.01 version to cover these silly points.

The only other point is that we still get 12 warnings during the compile and I would like to clean this up if it is not too time consuming and do a 1.0.02 release in a week or two.




Vince

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On Thu, 08 Aug 2013, Vince Coen wrote to All:

Well it looks like everyone is on dual core type cpu's and most
using x64 variants of mbse

not over here if/when i can get around to installing it again... single core 32bit unless i can dredge up some resources on one of the dual CPU (not dual core) 32 boxen ;)

i didn't feel a need to respond earlier because most roll calls take several days or weeks and one sees the posted responses... i haven't seen much of anything in here since the roll call :(

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Hello Vince!

Thu Aug 08 2013, Vince Coen wrote to All:

Well it looks like everyone is on dual core type cpu's and most using
x64
variants of mbse with at least one sysop who has not responded but I
can see
from his allfix-file annoucements that he is on a x64 version of 95.13.

In compiling v1.0.0 I have found a few errors namely that the
one file that had been changed was not present not that it stopped the
compile
but it did add one s/w product, also the version had not been changed
along
with the copyright notice which has all been done on my version so I
will
release a 1.0.01 version to cover these silly points.

The only other point is that we still get 12 warnings during the
compile and I
would like to clean this up if it is not too time consuming and do a
1.0.02
release in a week or two.

Then should you to look at the init.gentoo script file in mbsebbs-1.01.01/script/
So this is working well.
For my Linux gentoo have I installed my 2 mbsebbs in /opt/mbse/ and the one path line in init.gentoo is not working with PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:
Where I have to change the line to be;
PATH=${PATH}:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin

Else will my 2 mbsebbs not work as it not can find out where mbse_root is find.

Take care,
Gert

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Hello Gert!

09 Aug 13 15:34, you wrote to me:

Then should you to look at the init.gentoo script file in mbsebbs-1.01.01/script/ So this is working well. For my Linux gentoo
have I installed my 2 mbsebbs in /opt/mbse/ and the one path line in init.gentoo is not working
with PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin: Where I have to change the
line to be; PATH=${PATH}:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin

Else will my 2 mbsebbs not work as it not can find out where mbse_root
is find.

You have something wrong in your set up.

Here PATH for mbse is:

PATH=/opt/mbse/bin:/usr/lib64/icecc/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/games:/usr /

It is the first item in the line and this is set up using the SETUP.sh script in mbsebbs/scripts in line 328 see {

export PATH=\$HOME/bin:\$PATH
export MBSE_ROOT=\$HOME
}

The gentoo script seems to have errors in that regard BUT I do not run gentoo so cannot confirm it. Also I could be talking a lot of twadle !




Vince

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Hello Gert!

10 Aug 13 13:14, I wrote to you:

Here PATH for mbse is:

PATH=/opt/mbse/bin:/usr/lib64/icecc/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/g ames:/usr /

It is the first item in the line and this is set up using the SETUP.sh script in mbsebbs/scripts in line 328 see {

export PATH=\$HOME/bin:\$PATH
export MBSE_ROOT=\$HOME
}

The gentoo script seems to have errors in that regard BUT I do not run gentoo so cannot confirm it. Also I could be talking a lot of twadle !

Now had a closer look at that script and the above statement is total rubbish as it is used to run mbse not set it up. SETUP.sh is still used so the path should have been created corrrectly unless you did not run it.




Vince

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Hello Vince!

Sat Aug 10 2013, Vince Coen wrote to Gert Andersen:

Here PATH for mbse is:

PATH=/opt/mbse/bin:/usr/lib64/icecc/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/g
ames:/usr /

It is the first item in the line and this is set up using the SETUP.sh
script in mbsebbs/scripts in line 328 see {

export PATH=\$HOME/bin:\$PATH
export MBSE_ROOT=\$HOME
}

The gentoo script seems to have errors in that regard BUT I do not run
gentoo so cannot confirm it. Also I could be talking a lot of twadle !

Now had a closer look at that script and the above statement is total
rubbish
as it is used to run mbse not set it up. SETUP.sh is still used so the
path
should have been created corrrectly unless you did not run it.

AS I have used MBSEBBS from version 0.0.92 and upgraded it up to 0.95.15 --> 1.0.0 with only upgraded way for it and SETUP.sh only been used once for version 0.0.92 and the other other versions used old setup there was done.
So I used the working setting and I just unpack from /opt/mbse as tar xfvj /opt/mbsebbs-1.0.0.tar.bz2
./configure
make
su -> root pwd
make install

the used init.gentoo script to be :
PATH=${PATH}:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin
and the setting in init.gentoo have default as PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin

For last mbse 2 install on my sysop point 1 mbse install have I just tried something new with in init.gentoo script for version 1.0.01 to do this. PATH=${PATH}:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin
and it is working fine.


Take care,
Gert

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Hello Gert!

11 Aug 13 10:01, you wrote to me:

the used init.gentoo script to be :
PATH=${PATH}:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin
and the setting in init.gentoo have default as PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin

For last mbse 2 install on my sysop point 1 mbse install have I just
tried something new with in init.gentoo script for version 1.0.01 to
do this. PATH=${PATH}:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin a
nd it is working fine.

Looks ok but for (as on mine) setting the mbse path is in front of the others so that is searched first to speed up loading of the more common executables (used in mbse), e.g., PATH=$(MBSE_ROOT/bin:$PATH etc.



Vince

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