On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Klaus Weide wrote:

> Everyone who compiles on/for Unix uses the configure script.  So all
> those folks shouldn't edit userdefs.h?
> 
> Well maybe the "typical" user is better off doing either one or the
> other.  (Which on Unix means "don't touch userdefs.h".)  I still don't
> see why mixing should be actively discouraged.

There are still a number of settings which are generally configured
in userdefs.h, even after configure is used, and which can not be set
in lynx.cfg (unless I am confused, which is certainly possible). I
believe that "NO_ANONYMOUS_EMAIL" is only in userdefs.h, along with
default "TEMP_SPACE" setting.
                             Doug
                      

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