Date: Wed, 17 May 1995 17:47:31 -0400 (EDT) From: Ravi Pina <falcon@mail.bw.lgca.ohio.gov> To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: Pine and Pico Porting Message-ID: <199505172147.RAA01199@mail.bw.lgca.ohio.gov>
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I am in the porcess of setting up my system with 2.0-R, and i ran the port for
pine3.91. It gets the file fine, extracts it, and starts to compile, but it
get to the following: (sorry for the spam)
mh.c:810: warning: passing arg 4 of `scandir' from incompatible pointer type
mh.c: In function `mh_append':
61 lines more (40%). Press <space> for more, 'i' to return.
mh.c: In function `mh_append':
mh.c:1051: warning: passing arg 4 of `scandir' from incompatible pointer type
cc -g -O -pipe -c mmdf.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c imap2.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c pop3.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c news.c
news.c: In function `news_open':
news.c:313: warning: passing arg 4 of `scandir' from incompatible pointer type
cc -g -O -pipe -c nntpcunx.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c phile.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c dummy.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c smtp.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c nntp.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c rfc822.c
cc -g -O -pipe -c misc.c
cc -g -O -pipe -DSTDPROTO=bezerkproto -DRSH=\"rsh\" -DRSHPATH=\"/usr/bin/rsh\"
-c os_bsf.c
os_bsf.c:66: conflicting types for `days'
mail.h:498: previous declaration of `days'
os_bsf.c:69: redefinition of `rfc822_date'
env_unix.c:156: `rfc822_date' previously defined here
as: {standard input}:3937: FATAL:Symbol _rfc822_date already defined.
*** Error code 1
39 lines more (62%). Press <space> for more, 'i' to return.
*** Error code 1
Stop.
*** Error code 1
Stop.
*** Error code 1
Stop.
*** Error code 1
Stop.
and then it compiles pico just fine.
I did everything all the docs said (i hope), and even copied over all the stuff
for /usr/src like the site says... my boss is getting upset about this...
any suggestions other than not to use pine?
Thanks!
--
Ravi Pina * falcon@mail.bw.lgca.ohio.gov * falcon@eworld.com
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