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   Gert Andersen to Robert Wolfe   
   MBSE and FHS   
   09 Aug 13 19:54:04   
   
    * Reply to message originally in area CarbonArea   
      
   Hello Robert!   
      
   Fri Aug 09 2013, Robert Wolfe wrote to Gert Andersen:   
      
    RW> * Forwarded from area 'MBSE'   
    >>> Hmm, I was always taught that /opt was for the installation of OPTional   
    >>> packages/software?   
      
    >> If you using linux then is the mbsebbs give problem with change the    
    >> default install or upgrade of old install to new install in /opt/   
    >> So for first time install is it a file named SETUP.sh there do the setup    
    >> for mbsebbs and create setup as root for mbsebbs.   
    >> It makes the new user for mbse and group as bbs with permissions.   
    >> so default setup and install af mbsebbs is to set be /opt/mbse   
    >> have as root /root/tmp and a copy of mbse-1.01.01.tar.bz2 in /tmp   
    >> as root   
    >> tar vfxj mbsebbs.*.tar.bz2 (or version of mbsebbs)   
    >> cd in to mbsebbs-1.0.01   
    >> run ./SETUP.sh or sh ./SETUP.sh   
    >>when this is done and SETUP.sh has made new user mbse and group bbs -    
    >>check it out of then new user and broup is working fine.   
    >> login as user mbse and try 'tar vfxj mbsebbs-1.0.01.tar.bz2   
    >> ./configure   
    >> make   
    >> su root   
    >> make install   
      
    RW>Yes, Gert, I know all of this :)  I've run MBSE at least twice before    
    RW>:)  But, I suppose it is good that you posted this for the good of any    
    RW>newbies here :)   
      
   Yes a I know and special for Gentoo users is there a little correction in a   
   scripts file in mbsebbs-1.0.01/script/init.gentoo   
   the line for PATH can be made to have:   
   PATH=${PATH}:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin   
      
   What there stand now in the line is:   
   PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:${MBSE_ROOT}/bin   
   by adding a ${PATH} right after the = sign will work for Gentoo users.   
   I have tried out on a installation of mbsebbs-1.0.01.   
      
   Btw: I have send you a email and a netmail to you is too on way to by Janis.   
      
      
     Take care,   
               Gert   
      
         - Get the best with linux -    
      
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