Hello There,
In attempting to do a fresh install of SBBS on a new install of Ubuntu v19.4. I get the following response when running make:
"No rule to make target 'cntnodes.bin', needed by 'all'. Stop."
This is after following the non-cvs instructions:
# wget ftp://vert.synchro.net/Synchronet/sbbs_src.tgz
# wget ftp://vert.synchro.net/Synchronet/sbbs_run.tgz
# tar -xzf sbbs_src.tgz
# tar -xzf sbbs_run.tgz
# cd /sbbs/src/sbbs3; make RELEASE=1
# cd /sbbs/xtrn/sbj; make
# cd /sbbs/exec
# ln -s ../src/sbbs3/gcc.*.exe.release/* .
# ln -s ../src/sbbs3/*/gcc.*.exe.release/* .
# make
The only change I needed to make was changing the "cd" paths from
/sbbs/... to /home/sbbs/...
When I run the make statement I get the "No target" response mentioned above
My hope was to end up with a current (Daily) install of Synchronet.
If I do a CVS install then Synchronet will install but the executables will not be current (As in newest).
It is usually simply a case of me missing a step. But I can't see what I might of missed.
My hope was to end up with a current (Daily) install of Synchronet. If
I do a CVS install then Synchronet will install but the executables
will not be current (As in newest).
On 2019 Aug 19 12:23:38, you wrote to All:
My hope was to end up with a current (Daily) install of Synchronet. If I do a CVS install then Synchronet will install but the executables will not be current (As in newest).
i'm fairly sure that someone will have already pointed out that the CVS files are the newest... the daily archives may be behind up to
24
hours or so...
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
i think they're still the latest... i should probably put them up in my repo so
modifications to them can be easier tracked... they've been developed over several years...
)\/(ark
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them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... We are the very model of cartoon individuals.
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too.
fingers get sore as well.
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently installed
one... i
see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of information/reasoning/explanation
lacking
with them... so i
ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of... the
synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count." - Al Calavicci
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 06:46:17
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
If such a script existed, what would you want it to do, exactly?
help me colorize the file easily and simply. 800+ lines is a lot to sift through.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to echicken on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:56:02
help me colorize the file easily and simply. 800+ lines is a lot to sift through.
This is what using Find & Replace in a text editor would be good for.
only 1 problem the colors are used in different places. i want to assign them.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently installed one... i
see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of information/reasoning/explanation lacking with them... so i
ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of... the synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count." - Al Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:53 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently installed
one... i
see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of
information/reasoning/explanation
lacking with them... so i
ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of...
the
synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count." - Al
Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Are you visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless you expect
all
of your users to have the exact same impairment.
digital man
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t you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do.
that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
u visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the
adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless you
expect > all your users to have the exact same impairment.
i use \1b\1h, \1c\1h, \1y\1h, and \1w\1h so how that can be visual impairment? you use those same colors on your login.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:17 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:53 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently installed one... i see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of information/reasoning/explanation lacking with them... so i
ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of... the synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count." - Al Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Are you visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless you expect all of your users to have the exact same impairment.
i use \1b\1h, \1c\1h, \1y\1h, and \1w\1h so how that can be visual impairment? you use those same colors on your login.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:45 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:17 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:53 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently
installed one... i see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on
winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of
information/reasoning/explanation lacking with them... so i
ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking
of...
the synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count."
-
Al Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Are you visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless you
expect all of your users to have the exact same impairment.
i use \1b\1h, \1c\1h, \1y\1h, and \1w\1h so how that can be visual impairment? you use those same colors on your login.
Those are high-intensity (bright) colors. You suggested that you might have problems reading some of "the dark colors". Typically only
dark
blue is difficult for the average user to read, so I avoid using that color for text. But the other normal-intensity (dark) colors are
normally easy to read. That's why I asked if you had a visual impairment.
Perhaps you just need to turn up the screen brightness on your iPad?
digital man
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Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 04:48 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:45 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:17 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:53 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently installed one... i see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of information/reasoning/explanation lacking with them... so i ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of...
the synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count." - Al Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Are you visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless you expect all of your users to have the exact same impairment.
i use \1b\1h, \1c\1h, \1y\1h, and \1w\1h so how that can be visual impairment? you use those same colors on your login.
Those are high-intensity (bright) colors. You suggested that you might have problems reading some of "the dark colors". Typically only dark
blue is difficult for the average user to read, so I avoid using that color for text. But the other normal-intensity (dark) colors are normally easy to read. That's why I asked if you had a visual impairment.
Perhaps you just need to turn up the screen brightness on your iPad?
digital man
Synchronet/BBS Terminology Definition #34:
GIF = Graphics Interchange Format (pronounced "JIFF")
Norco, CA WX: 89.5øF, 29.0% humidity, 13 mph E wind, 0.00 inches rain/24hrs
the colors you use on text.dat file that are hard for me to read are:
\1b = dark blue
\1g = dark green
\1m = dark purple
\1r = dark red
\1y = dark yellow
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Tue Aug 20 2019 05:31 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 04:48 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:45 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:17 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:53 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the
currently
installed one... i see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good
on
winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of
information/reasoning/explanation lacking with them... so i ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do
and
why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of...
the synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't
count." - Al Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Are you visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless
you
expect all of your users to have the exact same impairment.
i use \1b\1h, \1c\1h, \1y\1h, and \1w\1h so how that can be visual impairment? you use those same colors on your login.
Those are high-intensity (bright) colors. You suggested that you might have problems reading some of "the dark colors". Typically
only
dark
blue is difficult for the average user to read, so I avoid using that color for text. But the other normal-intensity (dark) colors
are
normally easy to read. That's why I asked if you had a visual impairment.
Perhaps you just need to turn up the screen brightness on your iPad?
digital man
Synchronet/BBS Terminology Definition #34:
GIF = Graphics Interchange Format (pronounced "JIFF")
Norco, CA WX: 89.5øF, 29.0% humidity, 13 mph E wind, 0.00 inches rain/24hrs
the colors you use on text.dat file that are hard for me to read are:
\1b = dark blue
\1g = dark green
\1m = dark purple
\1r = dark red
\1y = dark yellow
I don't use dark blue, dark red, or dark yellow for text. I use the high-intensity (bright) versions of those colors, but not the dark
ones,
that I know of.
This is dark green. If that is hard to read, then I think that's a problem partcular to you or your client software/device.
digital man
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inches
rain/24hrs
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 06:17 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Tue Aug 20 2019 05:31 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 04:48 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:45 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 03:17 pm
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:53 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: mark lewis to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:16 am
On 2019 Aug 20 06:46:16, you wrote to me:
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
sbbs bare metal install script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/540a657b
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently
installed one... i see no need for a text.dat specific script at all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on
winwhatever anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all we get... there's a dearth of information/reasoning/explanation lacking with them... so i ask again, what would you expect a text.dat script to do and
why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you are speaking of...
the synchronet installs i've worked with have never modified the text.dat file...
)\/(ark
Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them. ... "Am I ever wrong?... Marriages don't count." - Al Calavicci
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do. that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Are you visually impaired? If so, it seems you'd want to make the adjustment on the client-side, not the server side. Unless you
expect all of your users to have the exact same impairment.
i use \1b\1h, \1c\1h, \1y\1h, and \1w\1h so how that can be visual impairment? you use those same colors on your login.
Those are high-intensity (bright) colors. You suggested that you might have problems reading some of "the dark colors". Typically only
dark
blue is difficult for the average user to read, so I avoid using that color for text. But the other normal-intensity (dark) colors are normally easy to read. That's why I asked if you had a visual impairment.
Perhaps you just need to turn up the screen brightness on your iPad?
digital man
Synchronet/BBS Terminology Definition #34:
GIF = Graphics Interchange Format (pronounced "JIFF")
Norco, CA WX: 89.5øF, 29.0% humidity, 13 mph E wind, 0.00 inches rain/24hrs
the colors you use on text.dat file that are hard for me to read are:
\1b = dark blue
\1g = dark green
\1m = dark purple
\1r = dark red
\1y = dark yellow
I don't use dark blue, dark red, or dark yellow for text. I use the high-intensity (bright) versions of those colors, but not the dark ones, that I know of.
This is dark green. If that is hard to read, then I think that's a problem partcular to you or your client software/device.
you're using \1bBy: and \1bRe:
On 08-20-19 09:24, mark lewis wrote to Jeffs <=-
you and others may be interested in these two scripts of mine...
complete sbbs update script
https://paste.linux-help.org/view/32e7eb8c
On 08-20-19 13:57, echicken wrote to The Millionaire <=-
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to echicken on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:56:02
help me colorize the file easily and simply. 800+ lines is a lot to sift
through.
This is what using Find & Replace in a text editor would be good for.
On 08-20-19 15:20, echicken wrote to The Millionaire <=-
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to echicken on Tue Aug 20 2019 11:08:19
only 1 problem the colors are used in different places. i want to assign
them.
In this scenario, if it's not compatible with find-and-replace then
it's probably not scriptable either.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: echicken to The Millionaire on Tue Aug 20 2019 10:30 am
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to mark lewis on Tue Aug 20 2019 06:46:17
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do manually tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
If such a script existed, what would you want it to do, exactly?
help me colorize the file easily and simply. 800+ lines is a lot to sift through.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: The Millionaire to echicken on Tue Aug 20 2019 11:08:19
only 1 problem the colors are used in different places. i want to assig them.
In this scenario, if it's not compatible with find-and-replace then it's probably not scriptable either.
wish there was a script for the text.dat so much work to do
manually. tiring too. fingers get sore as well.
why??? what would a script do? the update script already
automatically pulls text.dat and compares it with the currently
installed one... i see no need for a text.dat specific script at
all... besides, these scripts won't do you any good on winwhatever
anyway...
you pop out these quick short online responses/posts and that's all
we get... there's a dearth of information/reasoning/explanation
lacking with them... so i ask again, what would you expect a text.dat
script to do and why?? i don't understand what "so much work" you
are speaking of... the synchronet installs i've worked with have
never modified the text.dat file...
dont you have problems reading some of the dark colors? i know i do.
that is why i re-colorize it so i can read it easier.
Re: Updating Synchronet
By: Jeffs to All on Mon Aug 19 2019 12:23 pm
Hello There,
In attempting to do a fresh install of SBBS on a new install of Ubuntu
v19.4. I get the following response when running make:
"No rule to make target 'cntnodes.bin', needed by 'all'. Stop."
This is after following the non-cvs instructions:
# wget ftp://vert.synchro.net/Synchronet/sbbs_src.tgz
# wget ftp://vert.synchro.net/Synchronet/sbbs_run.tgz
# tar -xzf sbbs_src.tgz
# tar -xzf sbbs_run.tgz
# cd /sbbs/src/sbbs3; make RELEASE=1
# cd /sbbs/xtrn/sbj; make
# cd /sbbs/exec
# ln -s ../src/sbbs3/gcc.*.exe.release/* .
# ln -s ../src/sbbs3/*/gcc.*.exe.release/* .
# make
When I run the make statement I get the "No target" response mentioned above
So there are 3 "make statements" in the list of instructions above. Which gave
you "No target"?
The last make is in the exec directory and that's where the "cntnodes.bin" error would've come from. Most likely, because the earlier make in src/sbbs3 failed to build. That make must succeed before you can continue on with the remaining steps.
My hope was to end up with a current (Daily) install of Synchronet.
If I do a CVS install then Synchronet will install but the executables will >> not be current (As in newest).
I don't follow. Getting the source from CVS is actually *newer* than getting i
from the tgz files which are only updated nightly, at the most frequent.
Not sure, but I suspect you need to rerun this line:
cd /sbbs/src/sbbs3; make RELEASE=1
... before you can run "make" in exec.
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