Re: [Texmacs-dev] howto compile ccvssh on a redhat 9 system

[Philippe Audebaud]

Hi Andrea and *,

I found your mail very interesting, and I want to reply.

On Sat, Nov 01, 2003 at 07:08:47PM +0100, Andreas Seidl wrote:
> 
> maybe this helps someone:
> 
> Compile ccvssh on RedHat9 (kerberos issue)
> 
> 1. download and untar to, say, ~/ccvssh-0.9.1
> 
> 2. modify a line in the file ~/ccvssh-0.9.1/src/Makefile.in such that
>    it reads:
> 
> DEFAULT_INCLUDES = -I/usr/kerberos/include -I. -I$(srcdir) -I.
> 
> 3. switch to directory ~/ccvssh-0.9.1 and execute ./configure
> 
> 4. execute make
> 
> 5. make install (root required)
> 
> thanks go to Scott Klement who wrote
> http://archive.midrange.com/linux5250/200304/msg00015.html
> 

It occurs that  the instructions you gave us are very  much specific. But one
may  consider other situations  where we  want to  provide *users*  with such
things.

So, using  TeXmacs session  facilities may come  handy wrt  such explanations
script.Actually, each command can be *replayed* under the editor.

That's what I did, following your mail (see the attachment). 

At this point, I see two points :

* it is not possible (yet) to edit 'Makefile.in' within TeXmacs : the so
sensible ^I tabulation characters are changed. 

* it could be interesting to keep the initial answers somehow, because it can
help  the user comparing  her execution  with the  provided model.  Don't you
think so ?  I obviously  think about tutorials, teachning scenari, etc. Ideas
on how to deal nicely with that point ?


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