DG/UX

[Dave Lovelace]

OK, I've now got my new rev up & running.  Seems to be OK.  I'm hoping
that this will allow us to get rid of a lot more of this newer type of
spam where they string huge numbers of innocuous words together, and also
where they drop HTML things in the middle of words.  (Yes, what we've been
running was before that, & before case-sensitivity, etc.)

First indications are not that much better.  We'll see.  I probably really
need to investigate bogotune.

I would like to point out that there were still a LOT of warnings in
the final make.  I've now dealt with the strcasecmp & strncasecmp ones
& the MAP_FAILED error and remade (thanks David & Matthias), but not
the other ones.  So you may want to look through the 4th of the last
set of listings I sent.

I'm particularly concerned about the line that said:
  UX:find: ERROR: No action specified
(This system has standard old SYSV find, which is picky about syntax;
GNU find is much more forgiving.  I'm guessing that a "-print" is missing,
but I don't know where the find command is being issued.)

Oh.  I found it:  in src/version.sh, there's a line which reads:

    FILES=$(find $srcdir -name CVS -type d | while read a ; do find "$a" -name Entries -type f ; done)

Each of the two find commands needs a "-print" at the end for SYSV find.
(GNU find just makes that the default.  Very reasonable extension.)

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- Dave Lovelace
  dave at firstcomp.biz
  davel at cyberspace.org