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I looked at your fork, and it looks like you've already committed your source code to GitHub. All you would have to do now is submit a pull request. However, g
by theGimp 13y ago
I looked at your fork, and it looks like you've already committed your source code to GitHub. All you would have to do now is submit a pull request.
However, given the scale of the project and the fact that the code has been in production for more than 10 years, it's more likely the errors you faced were due to:
- your local environment not being configured ideally, or
- "configuration code" that you did not modify. :)
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- emjaykay 13y agoThanks for the tip about github. It says in html/admin.html to just type make to compile. You will need the following packages installed apt-get install make apt-get install g++ apt-get install libssl-dev (for the includes, 32-bit libs are here) 1. Run 'make' to compile. (e.g. use 'make -j 4' to compile on four cores)
- theGimp 13y agoIndeed you are right :) I am yet to try installing libssl-dev though as I don't have root access on the machine I was testing on.