Subj : Mbse error after install
To   : Benny Pedersen
From : Gert Andersen
Date : Wed May 08 2013 11:42 pm

Hello Benny!

Wed May 08 2013, Benny Pedersen wrote to Rj Clay:

 BP>Hello Rj!

 BP>29 Sep 2012 10:35, Rj Clay wrote to Benny Pedersen:

 BP>>> would be great if one that have installed build an mbse.ebuild that
 BP>>> installs it as it was make install,

 RC>> Thought you'd already created an ebuild for MBSE?  Or am 
 RC>> misunderstanding what you're referring to?

 BP>this was my plan, but since i need a clean gentoo computer to develop 
 BP>it on i never got that done :/

 BP>but i will do when i have it all sorted out, its also just that i do 
 BP>not really know where to begin with it also, and how mbse is working 
 BP>that holds me back

 BP>>> xinetd supports initd script lines if done correct, so no need to
 BP>>> convert

 RC>> Not sure what you're referring to, there; I understood that the 
 RC>> issue that Gert is/was seeing was regarding /etc/init.d/mbsebbs, not 
 RC>> /etc/inetd.conf or /etc/xinetd.d/mbsebbs...

 BP>imho Gert used a real telnetd to call mbse, but he should configure 
 BP>mbse as a telnetd instaed, i dont remember all mbse problems right 
 BP>here, it would have being the same if postfix needed an telnetd setup 
 BP>:)))))

The most gentoo mbse install is that the mbse.gentoo script file have still a 
path error, and this script is been put to /etc/init.d/mbsebbs

Then is mbse install and compile self made a port file its put to xinetd.d as 
mbsebbs and this file can be modified for the ports mbse is using.

  Take care,
            Gert

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