IRCd with auspices services

Leon79 · none Joined: 30 Nov 2009 Posts: 4

i want to run auspices services but there is a little problem watch this,

Building...
cd src; make all; make install
make[1]: Map '/home/leon/auspices/src' wordt binnengegaan
gcc -Wall -g -c actions.c
In file included from ../inc/services.h:615,
from actions.c:10:
../inc/extern.h:475: warning: conflicting types for built-in function âlogâ
gcc -Wall -g -c auspice.c
In file included from ../inc/services.h:615,
from auspice.c:9:
../inc/extern.h:475: warning: conflicting types for built-in function âlogâ
auspice.c:17: error: static declaration of ânmessageâ follows non-static declara tion
../inc/extern.h:407: error: previous declaration of ânmessageâ was here
auspice.c: In function âload_chtml_dbâ:
auspice.c:362: warning: the address of âchtmldataâ will always evaluate as âtrue â
auspice.c: In function âdo_autojoinâ:
auspice.c:490: warning: the address of âurmaskâ will always evaluate as âtrueâ
make[1]: *** [auspice.o] Fout 1
make[1]: Map '/home/leon/auspices/src' wordt verlaten
make[1]: Map '/home/leon/auspices/src' wordt binnengegaan
gcc -Wall -g -c auspice.c
In file included from ../inc/services.h:615,
from auspice.c:9:
../inc/extern.h:475: warning: conflicting types for built-in function âlogâ
auspice.c:17: error: static declaration of ânmessageâ follows non-static declara tion
../inc/extern.h:407: error: previous declaration of ânmessageâ was here
auspice.c: In function âload_chtml_dbâ:
auspice.c:362: warning: the address of âchtmldataâ will always evaluate as âtrue â
auspice.c: In function âdo_autojoinâ:
auspice.c:490: warning: the address of âurmaskâ will always evaluate as âtrueâ
make[1]: *** [auspice.o] Fout 1
make[1]: Map '/home/leon/auspices/src' wordt verlaten
make: *** [install] Fout 2

And i don't no what to do, i have running other services but i like auspices more.

Trixar_za · Posted: Nov 30, 2009 9:52am Post subject:

The only questions I have have is:

1. Did you read the README and/or INSTALL file? (Normally in the main install folder or within a docs folder)

2. Did you run some configuration script? (./configure or ./Config in the main install folder)

3. Why did you go to the src folder to make? Why didn't you make from the main install folder?

I could ask about the dutch, but it seems irrelevant to the problem at hand Razz

Leon79 · none Joined: 30 Nov 2009 Posts: 4

Yes i read everything,
and i run ./Config becease there was no configure.

Telume · none Joined: 06 Jul 2007 Posts: 46

Question:

Do you intend to use this on a real production network or test network?

Because if it's production then I should warn you that Auspice is EXTREMELY dated, there are MUCH better services packages around now. As a matter of fact if you want to use Auspice-like services then I'd recommend KickServices over Auspice. As Auspice is seriously riddled with bugs, errors and messy code.

Trixar_za · Posted: Dec 02, 2009 11:33am Post subject:

If you read everything and it's configured correctly, then my next guess is that it's probably old code with a new compiler.

The problem with this is that you have to rewrite the code so it would compile properly. It would probably be easier just to go with Telume's suggestion, but if your persistent, you could probably recode it yourself or find somebody willing to do the changes needed.

Leon79 · none Joined: 30 Nov 2009 Posts: 4

Yes but i don't no how to rewrite it i'm not good with this stuff.