Subj : Javascript TW2
To   : Dumas Walker
From : Digital Man
Date : Fri Jan 05 2018 06:05 pm

  Re: Javascript TW2
  By: Dumas Walker to DIGITAL MAN on Fri Jan 05 2018 06:32 pm

 > > ~/sbbs/src/sbbs3$ cvs status targets.mk
 > > ===================================================================
 > > File: targets.mk        Status: Up-to-date
 >
 > >    Working revision:    1.42
 > >    Repository revision: 1.42    /cvsroot/sbbs/src/sbbs3/targets.mk,v
 > >    Commit Identifier:   YArZCgUZpz38bMiA
 >
 >  $ cvs status targets.mk
 > cvs status: No CVSROOT specified!  Please use the `-d' option
 > cvs [status aborted]: or set the CVSROOT environment variable.
 >  $ export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.synchro.net:/cvsroot/sbbs
 >  $ cvs status targets.mk
 > cvs status: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
 > cvs [status aborted]: no repository
 >
 > Does that provide any clues?  :)

You didn't get the source using cvs in the first place?

Do you not have a src/sbbs3/CVS directory?

 > >  > > You need to perform a "make clean" first as that file has been moved.
 > >  > > See
 > >  > > "Clean Rebuild" at http://wiki.synchro.net/install:nix#updating
 >
 > >  > OK, here is a cut-and-paste from my lxterminal window:
 >
 > >  >  $ export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.synchro.net:/cvsroot/sbbs
 > >  >  $ cvs update -d exec
 > >  >  $ cvs update -d src 3rdp
 > >  >  $ cd /sbbs/src/sbbs3
 > >  >  $ make RELEASE=1 USE_DOSEMU=1 clean
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.obj.release/
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.obj.release-mt/
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.lib.release/
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.exe.release/
 > >  >  $ cd scfg
 > >  >  $ make RELEASE=1 USE_DOSEMU=1 clean
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.obj.release/
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.obj.release-mt/
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.lib.release/
 > >  > Deleting gcc.linux.exe.release/
 > >  >  $ cd /sbbs/src/sbbs3
 > >  >  $ make RELEASE=1 USE_DOSEMU=1 symlinks
 > >  > make: *** No rule to make target 'symlinks'.  Stop.
 > >  >  $ make RELEASE=1 symlinks
 > >  > make: *** No rule to make target 'symlinks'.  Stop.
 >
 > > Okay, good. So the base64.h error went away. The symlinks build error is
 > > mysterious. What if you remove that from the make command-line?
 >
 > The last time I tried it, it ran for 5-10 minutes before
 > giving the base64.h error.  I later realized it had erased most of my
 > executables from the sbbs3 directory tree.  So I am a little leary to try
 > it again.  :)
 >
 > FYI, that was the first and only time I saw the base64.h error was when I
 > ran "make RELEASE=1" without the "symlinks" included.

A "clean" fixed the base64.h error. It had nothing to do with including or
excluding the "symlinks" argument.

                                            digital man

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