Bill wrote: > That's basically what I used to build 1.5 on my Kepler machine which is > now running CentOS with no nmh in their repository, not even 1.3 :-(. I > got permission from IT to compile it, fortunately. My full command was > this, since I didn't have permission in the spool directory (for > locking) nor /usr/local: > > ./configure --enable-lockdir=$HOME/var/mail --with-cyrus-sasl --with-tls > --prefix $HOME/lib/nmh
Let me expand on what Ken said: On CentOS, as of nmh 1.6, the default is fcntl locking of the spool file. This can be overridden using --with-locking at configure time or in mts.conf at run time, see mh-tailor(5) or the documentation in mts.conf itself. --enable-lockdir only applies with dot locking. So as of 1.6, it doesn't have any effect by itself in your configure command. A Fedora nmh RPM might work on CentOS, though you'd need permission to install it in the default location. As of nmh 1.6, the RPM is configured with --with-cyrus-sasl --with-tls. mhparam needs to be fixed so that "mhparam spoollocking" obeys mts.conf. "mhparam datalocking" does the right thing. David _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
