Giles Lean <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The simplest is a rmt/rmt.c compilation problem which is > due to a misplaced #endif; a patch for that is below.
Thanks; we've fixed that in the CVS sources. > The workaround for the configure failure is to comment out the test of > "ls -t". (Fix unknown). This most likely indicates that you have a nonstandard version of 'ls' in your PATH, which can break later tests. Please try to see why 'ls -t' isn't working for you: it may explain some of the later failures.
