Hello Wilfred.

16 Feb 19 12:31, you wrote to Dave Vandermeer:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmail/files/

That the latest source??? I will fiddle and see what it will take to make OSX build...

Ozz

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Hi Ozz,

On 2019-02-16 12:49:25, you wrote to me:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmail/files/

That the latest source???

If you check out the linux branch from the git repository there:

https://sourceforge.net/p/fmail/code/ci/linux/tree/

I will fiddle and see what it will take to make OSX build...

If OSX has a gnu compatible c compiler, it shouldn't be too difficult for the fmail and ftools modules.
I notice there is a Mac OS X version of the codeblocks ide, which I use to compile the windows and linux version, although quite old. So probably yes.

However the fconfig module is a completely different beast. I have yet to convert that to linux...


Bye, Wilfred.

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On 2019-02-17 11:55:26 +0000, Wilfred van Velzen -> Ozz Nixon said:

Hi Ozz,

On 2019-02-16 12:49:25, you wrote to me:

WV>> https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmail/files/

ON> That the latest source???

If you check out the linux branch from the git repository there:

https://sourceforge.net/p/fmail/code/ci/linux/tree/

ON> I will fiddle and see what it will take to make OSX build...

If OSX has a gnu compatible c compiler, it shouldn't be too difficult
for the fmail and ftools modules.
I notice there is a Mac OS X version of the codeblocks ide, which I use
to compile the windows and linux version, although quite old. So
probably yes.

However the fconfig module is a completely different beast. I have yet
to convert that to linux...

I will start with fconfig then - to contribute ;-)

Linux FMAIL reads same file structures as W32?
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Hi! Ozz,

On 17 Feb 19 17:47, you wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:

However the fconfig module is a completely different beast. I have
yet to convert that to linux...

I will start with fconfig then - to contribute ;-)

Minus the Hudson mbase requirement, thank you. And allow for JAM netmail area(s), if you please. A singular *.msg netmail area would still be desired.

I would like to think that Wilfred ought to concur with all, as discussed previously. Did I forget something, Wilfred?

Linux FMAIL reads same file structures as W32?

Yes. FMail/lnx can presently _only_ be configured by a Win32 configurator.

Cheers,
Paul.

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Hi Ozz,

On 17 Feb 19 17:47, Ozz Nixon wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
about: "Re: OSX build?":

However the fconfig module is a completely different beast. I have yet
to convert that to linux...

I will start with fconfig then - to contribute ;-)

Linux FMAIL reads same file structures as W32?

Yes. I use FConfig on a virtual Windows XP, to configure FMail linux.

All it needs on the linux side is a shell variable that sets the linux path that replaces the drive letter, in configured paths.

Wilfred.

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Hi Paul,

On 18 Feb 19 12:31, Paul Quinn wrote to Ozz Nixon:
about: "OSX build?":

I will start with fconfig then - to contribute ;-)

Minus the Hudson mbase requirement, thank you. And allow for JAM netmail area(s), if you please. A singular *.msg netmail area would still be desired.

Those are separate items from the wish list. They have nothing to do with the FConfig linux version.

I would like to think that Wilfred ought to concur with all, as
discussed previously. Did I forget something, Wilfred?

Probably. ;)

Wilfred.

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Hi Dave,

On 2019-02-16 00:06:54, you wrote to Ozz Nixon:

That's just my personal collection of fmail "release" files on my hd. You access it through my slow adsl connection at home. I use it to get out the beta
and linux (which is beta) versions.

It is in no way the "official" download site. You need to go to sourceforge for
that:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/fmail/files/

Bye, Wilfred.

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Good to hear that it’s still in development.

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