The new release does not build 'out of the box' on my linux test machine. In the dbz directory make dies with a 'no rule to make ../nntpcache.h' error. I just deleted that dependency from the $(OBJS) : rule to get it to compile, realizing I would have to do a 'make clean' before a remake if I edited nntpcache.h. Then it failed compiling dbz.c because of In file included from dbz.c:3: ../nntpcache.h:10: nntpconfig.h: No such file or directory This was the file that undef'd mmap in the previous versions but is not present in the current version. After commenting out that include in nntpcache.h the build completed successfully. I'll try it out this evening. Other possible bugs: In expire.c, there is an #if at the top that checks whether you are using statfs or statvfs, but then also calls stafs again after the #endif (line 19). I think this line should be removed. Also, to be safe, shouldn't you be doing the statfs on con.cacheDir instead of "." or is the current directory always going to be the spool and not the filesystem nntpcached was started from (I haven't gone through all the code leading up to the expire check, so I don't know if "." is a valid assumption or not). frank -- Frank Smith -- System Administrator E-mail: fsmith@spec.com Systems & Processes Engineering Corp. (SPEC) Voice:(512) 306-1100 x154 401 Camp Craft Road Fax: (512) 306-1122 Austin, TX 78746-6558 Web: http://www.spec.com
