pine.deb package

["Ivan E. Moore II" <rkrusty@tdyc.com>]

you can download the newest Pine deb packages from the experimental directory on
any mirror site

/debian/project/experimental

There are 3 files you need.  

pine_4.05-0.diff.gz 
pine_4.05-0.dsc     
pine_4.05.orig.tar.gz

you then run

dpkg-source -x pine_4.05-0.dsc

then cd pine-4.05
debian/rules binary

this will build your pine and pico deb's

then you can dpkg -i the pine and pico deb's...

due to licensing issues, debian cannot re-distribute modified binarys of
pine..so they distribute the diff's along with the original source...leaving it
up to the end user to compile it.

as for your apache problem...

go into /etc/apache and edit your httpd.conf file

in there there is a servername option...the problem you might have is that the
servername seems to want to be dns-able...so if you don't have a static ip
address...you'll want to add a line in your /etc/hosts for the name of your
server.  

Hope this helps

Ivan


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AJ (artlu@intergrafix.net)
Wed, 02 Dec 1998 14:53:54 -0500 

hey anyone know if there is a pine.deb file for pico/pine for the new 
version? and whats its name i was asking on #debian but noone knew.. 
my other question is when i start apache it says. 
Unknow Servername please specify manually.. 

how do i do that? im a dialup user but i want to be able to have a 
webserver for when i am online.. 

thanx, 

AJ 

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