On 2019 May 08 02:11:24, you wrote to Martin Foster:

 ac>>> I'm in the process of merging the SVN patches into the GitHub branch
 ac>>> so there will be a single codebase.

i found this git repo after i found the svn repo... after a quick bout with

In file included from ../1stchar.c:1:0:
/usr/include/stdio.h:27:10: fatal error: bits/libc-header-start.h: No such file
 or directory
 #include <bits/libc-header-start.h>
          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

i installed libc6-dev-i386

sudo aptitude install libc6-dev-i386

and make worked for api/unix... so i tried to build netmgr for unix but there's
 no unix sundirectory or makefile 

i really want/need netmgr so i can manage some netmails that come through here
that are misaddressed or otherwise need to be bounced... that's really all i'm
after right now...


[aside]
when i compiled the code from svn, i was looking at the documentation for
netmgr... it mentioned that a nodelist compiler was included that would create
a GIGO nodelist index... when make finished, i didn't find anything like
that... there was only a netmgr binary and i didn't see any source code that
indicated that it would compile a nodelist index for netmgr to use...

the BBS i'm running now (synchronet) does not use FTN nodelists like my old
FD/RA/FE setup did... no version 7, GIGO, or similar nodelist... i do have a
nodelist for the BinkIT.js mailer to use so i need a way to build a nodelist
index for netmgr to be able to look up nodes in the nodelist, too...

i'm only interested in handling netmail in *.msg format so i don't need JAM,
SQUish, or Hudson support... sbbs doesn't support any of them anyway...
[/aside]

i went to the above git repo because i wasn't sure if the svn build of netmgr
would work properly since it was 64bit... not sure which way to go or what to
do now...

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