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To: Patrick Burm <patb@openlines.com>, freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG
From: Jivko Koltchev <jivko@ijs.com>
Subject: Re: FP 98 Extensions
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At 12:23 AM 11/27/97 -0700, Patrick Burm wrote:
>I've searched the archives but could not find
>a definitive answer...
>
>I just wasted 4 hours of my life trying to hack
>the stupid install script the M$ made for the
>new 3.0 extensions. I'm trying to run the BSDI
>extensions on a FreeBSD 2.2-stable machine.
>
>Just when I thought I got it working, yet another
>thing is broken somewhere, what a pain.
>
>Anyway, does anyone have the 3.0 extensions working?
>
>Before I waste another 4 hours finishing my hacks,
>I don't want to discover that the bsdi extensions
>don't really work after all. I noticed some noise
>about passwords not working, and possibly a need
>to switch to DES from MD5.

IT is working, but you a right - it is not fun to install. The way I
managed to make it work in less than an hour was by ignoring the install
script completely - move all un tared files in
/usr/local/frontpage/version.30 and make /usr/local/frontpage/current... to
point to the new directory.

I did have 2.0 installed earlier and the above worked just fine.

Jivko