Re: zmailer under ultrix 4.2

[Dan Ehrlich <ehrlich@cse.psu.edu>]

>From:        "Matthew J. Newhook" <matthew@cs.mun.ca>
>To:        zmailer@cs.toronto.edu
>Subject: zmailer under ultrix 4.2
>Date:        Tue, 19 Oct 1993 08:35:53 -0400
>
>Hello:
>    I've been trying to get zmailer 2.2 to work under ultrix 4.2. The
>    compilation went fine, but unfortunately the router fails to work.
	....
>

Here is the hostenv file we used to build zmailer 2.2 on a DECstation
5000/240 running Ultrix 4.2A.  It has been running quite nicely for over
a year.

-- Dan Ehrlich

# System features file for Ultrix 4.2A

# Debugging memory allocator
#
MALLOC_LIB=	../libmalloc/libmalloc_d.a

# RFC 931 Indetification Protocol
#
#AUTH_LIB=	../libauth/libauth.a
#AUTH_INCL=	../libauth

# home-grown routines
#PSU_LIB=       /depot/zmailer/src/libPSU/libPSU.a
#PSU_INCL=      /depot/zmailer/src/libPSU
#PSU_LIB=        ../libPSU/libPSU.a
#PSU_INCL=       ../libPSU

# sys_siglist[] -- text describing each signal (this xor PRIVSIGLIST)
SIGLIST_LIB=

# signal handler return type
SIGNAL_TYPE=	void

# IP IPC
# Library:	network and socket routines
# Include:	<netinet/*.h>, <net/*.h> etc
INET_LIB=
INET_INCL=	

# NFS support
# Include:	<mntent.h>
NFS_LIB=
NFS_INCL=

# BIND nameserver
# Library:	BIND resolver routines
# Include:	<netdb.h>, <arpa/nameser.h>, <resolv.h>
# Config file:	/etc/resolv.conf or /usr/etc/resolv.conf or similar
RESOLV_LIB=
RESOLV_INCL=
RESOLV_CONF=	"/etc/resolv.conf"

# NDBM
# Library:	dbm_open(), dbm_close(), dbm_fetch(), dbm_store(), dbm_delete(),
#		dbm_firstkey(), dbm_nextkey(), dbm_error(), dbm_clearerr()
# Include:	<ndbm.h>
NDBM_LIB=
NDBM_INCL=

# DBM
# Library:	dbm_init(), fetch(), store(), delete(), firstkey(), nextkey()
# Include:	<dbm.h>
DBM_LIB=	-ldbm
DBM_INCL=

# Hosts file routines
# Library:	sethostent(), gethostbyname()
# Include:	<netdb.h>
# Hosts file:	"/etc/hosts"
HOSTS_LIB=
HOSTS_INCL=
HOSTS_FILE=	"/etc/hosts"

# Directory reading routines
# Library:	opendir(), readdir(), closedir(), rewinddir()
# Header file:	<sys/dir.h> on BSD, <dirent.h> on SVID, perhaps <ndir.h>
# Type:		either 'direct' or 'dirent' depending on flavour
NDIR_LIB=
NDIR_H=		<sys/dir.h>
NDIR_TYPE=	direct

# Syslog routines
# Library:      openlog(), syslog()
# Include:      <syslog.h>
SYSLOG_LIB=
SYSLOG_INCL=

# Location of time structure definitions
TIME_H=		<sys/time.h>

# Set each *_TYPE to the type of the corresponding function (see sysprotos.h)
FREAD_TYPE=	size_t
FWRITE_TYPE=	size_t
GETEUID_TYPE=	uid_t
GETUID_TYPE=	uid_t
SPRINTF_TYPE=	char*
STRLEN_TYPE=	size_t
UMASK_TYPE=	mode_t
TIMES_TYPE=	clock_t
SETPWENT_TYPE=	void

# Set the each variable to indicate the corresponding feature exists in libc
LSTAT=
SETREUID=
FCHOWN=
FCHMOD=
STRCHR=
#UNAME=
DUP2=
BSDSETPGRP=
RLIMIT=
#BINMKDIR=
#BINRMDIR=
RENAME=
STATBLKSIZ=
BCOPY=
#NFSMBOX=
#LOCKF=
UNIONWAIT=
#YP=	# USE_YP doesn't quite work yet
SELECT=
TIMEVAL=
#NOFILE=
#BSDNODELAY=
VFPRINTF=
DBMCLOSE=
FTRUNCATE=
BSDTIMEZONE=
#SYSVTIMEZONE=
SIGLIST=
SETVBUF=
FILENOFUNC=

#file system stuff, how to get block size, on sgi want a #include <sys/fs/s5macros.h>

--
Dan Ehrlich - Systems Analyst - PSU Computer Science and Engineering
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