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- From: magyar@hss.caltech.edu (Ted Turo'cy)
- Subject: A few problems I've run across
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- Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
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- Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1992 09:54:21 GMT
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- A few nitpicky things I've had problems with and haven't been able
- to find answers to anywhere:
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- 1. I've got kermit (the ATT sys 3/5 version, not the 5A alpha) up and
- running, and it works fine, except when I set the serial port through which
- I'm hooked up to the net using 'set line /dev/ttys2', I get
- 'warning: read access to lock directory denied'. I'd assume I haven't
- created the locks directory it wants. Any suggestions?
-
- 2. I was compiling letters 2.2 the other day (BTW, for those of you
- interested, it compiles, excepting this item, without change with
- -DSYSV) using gcc 2.2.2d, and the compiler gave me a 'syntax error in
- signal.h' message. Turns out that __sighandler_t isn't defined anywhere
- in any of the header files. Consulting with my K&R, I added the line
- 'typedef void (*__sighandler_t)(int);' and it compiles and runs
- beautifully. Am I missing a file, or is something up with signal.h??
-
- Thanks,
-
- Ted Turo'cy
- magyar@hss.caltech.edu
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