Hi, it's been a long time... I'm trying to install crm114-20081111-BlameBarack on a new server running Centos 6 and I'm getting the error about snprintf(). Google is being worse than useless here. What do I need to do to either satisfy this dependency or work around it? Thanks, Chris -- To Boldly Go - A Free Turn-Based Strategy Game Now in public beta! http://tbg.asciiking.com/about.html
On Tuesday, 04 March 2014 at 04:22, Chris Babcock wrote: > Hi, it's been a long time... > > I'm trying to install crm114-20081111-BlameBarack on a new server > running Centos 6 and I'm getting the error about snprintf(). Google is > being worse than useless here. What do I need to do to either satisfy > this dependency or work around it? You can enable the EPEL repository[1] for CentOS and then just use: yum install crm114 Please let me know if it doesn't work. Regards, Dominik [1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL -- Fedora http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Rathann RPMFusion http://rpmfusion.org | MPlayer http://mplayerhq.hu "Faith manages." -- Delenn to Lennier in Babylon 5:"Confessions and Lamentations"
Thanks, Dominik. I was able to install crm without a hitch using yum. How do I check the version? I was using one of Ger Hebbut's builds with variable scoping before. If I have understood the implications of scoping properly then the code I've written over the past 5 years should be portable, but it's only been tested with BlameBarack. Thanks, Chris -- To Boldly Go - A Free Turn-Based Strategy Game Now in public beta! http://tbg.asciiking.com/about.html
On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 4:33 PM, Chris Babcock <cba...@as...> wrote: > Thanks, Dominik. I was able to install crm without a hitch using yum. > > How do I check the version? I was using one of Ger Hebbut's builds with > variable scoping before. If I have understood the implications of scoping > properly then the code I've written over the past 5 years should be > portable, but it's only been tested with BlameBarack. > > Thanks, > Chris It's in the version number of the EPEL published RPM. You can also download the SRPM and review its source contents, along with the pathches applied by the SRPM author.
Thank you both. My 25,000 lines of CRM are running fine with just some minor tweaks. The biggest change moving from Ger's BlameBarrak branch back to the mainline was not scoping, (Code written for BlameBarrak scoping seems to "just work" on the mainline.) but the indexing of positional arguments. In BlameBarrak, :_pos0: is the CRM interpreter, while the mainline has :_pos0: as the first argument after the script name. It was nothing that a little ":1,$s/pos2/pos0/" couldn't fix. Chris -- To Boldly Go - A Free Turn-Based Strategy Game Now in public beta! http://tbg.asciiking.com/about.html