# ~/public_html/Makefile by Julian H. Stacey # JJLATER: # All .html have been converted to .lmth, Except in bim/ # The following dirs may break, Makefiles need looking at: # src/bsd/jhs/bin/public/phone/ # src/bsd/jhs/bin/public/satelite/ # I could add public /etc files .include "/site/Makefile.rdist6" # See also: README.htaccess # NO_OBJ does not stop /usr/obj/`pwd` being created, # as subsidiary directories create it. SUBDIR += Inc # SUBDIR += ../private/html/mac # SUBDIR += fun # SUBDIR += home # SUBDIR += jpg # SUBDIR += pics #ifndef BERKLIX_SERVER #{ SUBDIR += cv # Build depends on source text not on server. #endif #} #ifndef BERKLIX_SERVER #{ SUBDIR += bin # Loops on land.berklix.org 9.3-RELEASE #endif #} SUBDIR += aachen_1944 SUBDIR += adverts SUBDIR += android SUBDIR += average_adjuster SUBDIR += bash SUBDIR += berklix SUBDIR += bg SUBDIR += bike SUBDIR += bike-fast SUBDIR += bim SUBDIR += blog SUBDIR += books SUBDIR += brexit SUBDIR += bsd SUBDIR += bsdpie SUBDIR += cars/narrow SUBDIR += chilli SUBDIR += chinchilla_giganta SUBDIR += consultants SUBDIR += contact SUBDIR += contacts SUBDIR += cool_box SUBDIR += corona SUBDIR += ctm SUBDIR += deter SUBDIR += dots SUBDIR += epub SUBDIR += eu SUBDIR += ewinter SUBDIR += fall SUBDIR += faraday SUBDIR += fax SUBDIR += ferries SUBDIR += flights SUBDIR += fraud SUBDIR += free SUBDIR += freebsd SUBDIR += ftp SUBDIR += garda SUBDIR += gea SUBDIR += gifs SUBDIR += github SUBDIR += hardware SUBDIR += harries SUBDIR += help SUBDIR += holz SUBDIR += ibu SUBDIR += idacas SUBDIR += isar SUBDIR += jlucas SUBDIR += kindle SUBDIR += laptops SUBDIR += loom SUBDIR += mail SUBDIR += maps SUBDIR += mecc SUBDIR += media SUBDIR += meet SUBDIR += mobile SUBDIR += monorail SUBDIR += ms SUBDIR += nim SUBDIR += north SUBDIR += pc532 SUBDIR += pcs SUBDIR += petitions SUBDIR += phone SUBDIR += pi SUBDIR += pics SUBDIR += pirates SUBDIR += population SUBDIR += post SUBDIR += pri SUBDIR += project SUBDIR += putin SUBDIR += puzzle SUBDIR += qr SUBDIR += rates SUBDIR += sale SUBDIR += scanjet SUBDIR += security SUBDIR += seismik SUBDIR += sfd SUBDIR += ski SUBDIR += smart-home SUBDIR += sms SUBDIR += src SUBDIR += ssl SUBDIR += stadtmuenchen SUBDIR += standards SUBDIR += starnberg SUBDIR += std SUBDIR += symmetric SUBDIR += systems SUBDIR += techtalk SUBDIR += teeth SUBDIR += test SUBDIR += tolino SUBDIR += toytown SUBDIR += trans SUBDIR += translate SUBDIR += txt SUBDIR += vcfe SUBDIR += video SUBDIR += volksentscheid SUBDIR += walk SUBDIR += water .if exists (pics/isar/Makefile) SUBDIR += pics/isar .endif .if (make(clean) || make(obj)) # { # Reduce SUBDIR to only clean src/ # cleandir is not here, as I want all # dependent files generated local ready for access by web server; # so I do not limit the removal of obj links. .if !target(html) # { SUBDIR = src .endif # } .endif # } # Next target not called automatically, till I work out how to # do it along with SUBDIR & working on different versions of FreeBSD all: html index.html all.html modes rd asclist grepnowww warn_mirror # checks usb cdrom # Incomplete experiment JJLATER # REVTMP= # REV != echo ${SUBDIR} | \ # ( for d in `cat` ; do \ # REVTMP:= echo "aa $$d bb $${REVTMP} cc" ; \ # done ; \ # echo "$${REVTMP}" ) # rev: # @echo ${REV} all_lmth_hook: ${.CURDIR}/all.lmth Makefile @${STA} #{ cd ${.CURDIR} ; make all.html @${FIN} #} all_html_hook: all.html @${STA} #{ @echo "You should have called all_lmth_hook, calling for you" cd ${.CURDIR} ; make all_lmth_hook @${FIN} #} clean: @${STA} #{ @# echo "Not removing all.html index.html" @# -cd ${.CURDIR} ; ls -l all.html index.html @echo "Suggestion: make clean-c" @echo "Suggestion: make cleandepend" @${FIN} #} cleandependX: find . -type f -name \.depend\* | xargs ls -l find . -type f -name \.depend\* | xargs rm @# SUBDIR fails with make cleandepend clean-c: @# -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/jhs/bin && \ find . -type f -name \\.depend\\* | xargs ls -l -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/jhs/bin && \ find . -type f -name \\.depend\\* | xargs rm -f @# -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/jhs/bin && \ find . -type f -name \\.depend\\.\*\\.o | xargs ls -l -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/jhs/bin && \ find . -type f -name \\.depend\\.\*\\.o | xargs rm -f -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/jhs/bin && \ find . -type f -name \*\.o | xargs ls -l ${.CURDIR}/all.lmth! echo -n ' $@ echo '"-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">' >> $@ echo "" >> $@ echo "Index ~jhs/" >> $@ echo -n '' >> $@ echo '' >> $@ echo "" >> $@ echo -n "" >> $@ echo -n "" >> $@ echo -n "

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' >> $@ echo -n 'footer' >> $@ echo '' >> $@ echo '' >> $@ echo '' >> $@ chmod 644 $@ @${FIN} #} asclist: @${STA} #{ @echo "Convert these to .txt make it easy for others browsers" find . -name \*.asc @${FIN} #} clean_find_depends: @${STA} #{ cd ${.CURDIR} ; find . -name .depend.\* | xargs ls -l @# cd ${.CURDIR} ; find . -name .depend.\* | xargs rm @${FIN} #} warn_find_obsolete_links: @${STA} #{ touch ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst @echo "Patches for obsolete release I no longer use" @# Links need to be removed After pointing to new files I still need -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD ; pwd ; \ find . -name \*REL=10.0-RELEASE\* \ >> ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD ; pwd ; \ find . -name \*REL=10.1-RELEASE\* \ >> ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD ; pwd ; \ find . -type l | xargs ls -l | grep REL=10.2-RELEASE \ >> ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD ; pwd ; \ find . -type l | xargs ls -l | grep REL=10.3-RELEASE \ >> ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst @echo "I should move 10.* files to 10.4-RELEASE" # released 2017-10-03 -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD ; pwd ; \ find . -name \*REL=11.0-RELEASE\* \ >> ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst @echo "I should move 11.* files to 11.3-RELEASE" # released 2019-07-09 -cd ${.CURDIR}/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD ; pwd ; \ find . -name \*REL=9.0-RELEASE\* \ >> ~/tmp/warn_find_obsolete_links.lst @# In future I'd be better having symbolic links all pointing forward, @# not backward to older releases, then each new release per item, @# I would just have to move 1 file & create 1 link. @${FIN} #} # man make: @${STA} #{ # ! Targets are always re-created, but not until all sources # have been examined and re-created as necessary. Sources for a # target accumu- late over dependency lines when this operator is # used. The target is removed if make is interrupted. modes! echo $@ .if exists(/site) @echo "Next chown fails only if something is not owned by jhs" cd /tmp; cd ${.CURDIR} && find . -print0 | \ xargs -0 ${XS} chown -h jhs .else # build for cdrom inside a chroot find . -print0 | xargs -0 chown -h www .endif @# chown fixes things like src/bsd/jhs/bin/public/filesize/tst.20 @# which if make runs as root are uid 0 @# The print0 & xargs -0 are to cope with a nasty @# ".kde/share/apps/knotes/notes/knote/knote 1" .if exists(/site) cd /tmp;cd ${.CURDIR} && find . -type f -print0 \ | xargs -0 chmod a+r cd /tmp;cd ${.CURDIR} && find . -type d -print0 \ | xargs -0 chmod a+rx .else # build for cdrom inside a chroot .endif @# Symbolic links must be owned by me, (not root as I once discovered @# some to be), else I suspect rdist may not upload them to the web. rd! @echo "skipping rdist lap 2>&1 > /dev/null &" tidy: @${STA} #{ find . -type f -name \*.lmth | \ grep -v ./bin/index.html | \ grep -v ./src/fixes.html | \ grep -v ./dots/index.html | \ xargs tidy -i -m @# I could add some bim m4 exceptions to the list above. @# but not important if I dont, equally unimportantn if I @# werent to except the 3 above. @${FIN} #} script_strip: @${STA} #{ @# Run this after "script webcp_local_one_off" @# to show only errors im interested to fix. cat typescript | \ grep -v jhs/ewinter | \ grep -v jhs/bim/talks/asterisk | \ grep -v Inc/gifs | \ grep -v JHS | \ grep -v "Authorization Required" | \ grep -v "Forbidden" | \ grep -v "not parsed, looks like binary" | \ @${FIN} #} # JJLATER fix webcp_local_one_off to supply flags to tell httrack # to ignore files called inc & .sed usb: usb.ufs usb.dos @${STA} #{ usb.ufs: @${STA} #{ cd ${.CURDIR}/.. ; rdist -R -f public_html/Distfile usb.ufs @${FIN} #} usb.dos: @${STA} #{ cd ${.CURDIR}/.. ; rdist -R -f public_html/Distfile usb.dos @${FIN} #} cdrom: @${STA} #{ @echo "JJLATER also mkisofs a cdrom rock ridge image & put it on" @echo "king /dev/da0s1 so that it can be read on MS systems" @${FIN} #} # Scan for phone numbers @ other strings I may not want public. .if exists(../private/Makefile_personal) .include "../private/Makefile_personal" SCAN_TEL = SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_CARD_FAX) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_CARD_TEL) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_FAMILY_TEL) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_MODEM) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_PERMIN_TEL) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_PERSONAL_FAX) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_PERSONAL_TEL) SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_MEL) SCAN_TEL += $(MOBILE_REAL) # JJLATER MOBILE_REAL is just last digit string # JJLATER MOBILE_DE is full +49 etc # SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_CDROM_TEL) # Do not scan for this. # SCAN_TEL += $(TKOM_WEB_TEL) # Do not scan for this. 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nice tar -c -f /dev/null -H . @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} checksite: @${STA} #{ echo "Consider: " grep "^check" /site/Makefile linkchecker.com: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.com/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.com/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.com/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.com/jhs/ \ http://berklix.com @# --ignore-url= http://www.berklix.com/~jhs/ @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} linkchecker.net: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.net/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.net/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.net/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.net/jhs/ \ http://berklix.net @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} linkchecker.org: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.org/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.org/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.org/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.org/jhs/ \ http://berklix.org @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} linkchecker.eu: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.eu/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.eu/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.eu/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.eu/jhs/ \ http://berklix.eu @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} linkchecker.de: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.de/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.de/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.de/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.de/jhs/ \ http://berklix.de @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} linkchecker.uk: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.uk/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.berklix.uk/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.uk/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://berklix.uk/jhs/ \ http://berklix.uk @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} linkchecker.bsdpie.eu: # Called by nothing. @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" cd ${HOME}/tmp && linkchecker ${LINKCHECKER} \ --no-follow-url=http://www.bsdpie.eu/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://www.bsdpie.eu/jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://bsdpie.eu/~jhs/ \ --no-follow-url=http://bsdpie.eu/jhs/ \ http://bsdpie.eu @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} httrack_cp: @${STA} #{ @echo "Starting `pwd`/Makefile $@" mkdir ${HOME}/tmp/httrack && cd ${HOME}/tmp/httrack && \ httrack -a -d -w http://localhost/~jhs/ @# -a = --stay-on-same-address @# -d stay on the same principal domain (--stay-on-same-domain) @# -w *mirror web sites (--mirror) ls -l hts-log.txt @echo "Finished `pwd`/Makefile $@" @${FIN} #} findxv: @${STA} #{ find . -type d -name .xvpics @${FIN} #} pwd: # ${JHS_BASE} is defined in /site/Makefile.rdist6.common # For reasons beyond the scope of this Makefile # ( Common home on multiple hosts, multiple domains # on laptop, partial export, allow switching home base etc) # I have these symbolic links: # ~/public_html -> .HOME/public_html # ~/.HOME -> ._ # ~/._ -> ._dir # so ~/public_html indirects to directory: # ~/._dir/public_html @${STA} #{ @# Show where we are. 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cd .. ; /bin/pwd" /home/jhs @# /bin/sh: "cd ~/public_html/.. ; /bin/pwd" /home/jhs @echo -n "01 " ; pwd @# fire: /usr/obj/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /usr/obj/.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# @echo -n "02 " ; /bin/pwd @# fire: /usr/obj/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /usr/obj/.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# @echo -n "03 " ; cd ${.CURDIR} ; pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# @echo -n "04 " ; cd ${.CURDIR} ; /bin/pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# @echo -n "05 " ; cd ${.CURDIR} ; cd .. ; pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir @# @echo -n "06 " ; cd ${.CURDIR} ; cd .. ; /bin/pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir @# @echo -n "07 " ; cd ${.CURDIR}/.. ; pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir @# NOTE different to interactive /bin/sh which gives /home/jhs @# @echo -n "08 " ; cd ${.CURDIR}/.. ; /bin/pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir @# NOTE different to interactive /bin/sh which gives /home/jhs @# @echo -n "09 " ; cd ${HOME}/public_html ; pwd @# /home/jhs/public_html @# @echo -n "10 " ; cd ${HOME}/public_html ; /bin/pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# lapr: /.amd_mnt/fire/home/jhs/._dir/public_html @# @echo -n "11 " ; cd ; pwd @# /home/jhs @# @echo -n "12 " ; cd ; /bin/pwd @# /home/jhs @# @echo -n "13 " ; cd ${HOME}/public_html/.. ; pwd @# /home/jhs @# @echo -n "14 " ; cd ${HOME}/public_html/.. ; /bin/pwd @# /home/jhs @# @echo -n "15 " ; cd ${HOME}/public_html/.. ; pwd @# /home/jhs @# @echo -n "16 " ; cd ${HOME}/public_html/.. ; /bin/pwd @# /home/jhs @# @echo -n "17 " ; cd ${HOME}/._dir ; pwd @# /home/jhs/._dir @# @echo -n "18 " ; cd ${HOME}/._dir ; /bin/pwd @# fire: /home/jhs/._dir @# lapr: /crypt/fs/1700m/home/jhs/._dir @# @echo -n "19 " ; cd ${JHS_BASE} ; pwd @# @echo -n "20 " ; cd ${JHS_BASE} ; /bin/pwd @# @${FIN} #} int2gate: # fire: cd ~/public_html ; make int2gate @${STA} #{ @# cd ${.CURDIR} ; make clean cd ${.CURDIR}/.. && rdist6 -P /usr/bin/ssh \ -f public_html/Distfile $@ @${FIN} #} int2gates: # fire: cd ~/public_html ; make int2gates @${STA} #{ @# cd ${.CURDIR} ; make clean cd ${.CURDIR}/.. && rdist6 -P /usr/bin/ssh \ -f public_html/Distfile $@ @${FIN} #} bin2gate: # cd public_html ; make bin2gate @${STA} #{ cd ${.CURDIR}/.. && rdist6 -P /usr/bin/ssh \ -f public_html/Distfile $@ @${FIN} #} noroot: @${STA} #{ cd ~/xtra ; make noroot @${FIN} #} # On gate or dell.no.berklix.net: cd ~/public_html ; make ext2remo ext2remo: noroot int2remohook @${STA} #{ -cd ${.CURDIR}/..; rdist6 -P /usr/bin/ssh \ -f public_html/Distfile -M 2 ext2remo @# - is to ignore error if 1 remote server is down. @${FIN} #} int2remo: @echo "Bodged out till debug JJLATER" @echo "when laptop was connected direct to router," @echo "and domain name was dell.no.berklix.net" @echo "this label went berserk & started deleting all of my master" @echo "~/public/html" @echo "till I killed it & repaired damage from backup." @echo "I must analyse why JJLATER" @echo "To re-enter hell & test, after backup, type make JJLATERintremo" JJLATERintremo: noroot int2remohook # On fire.js.berklix.net: cd ~/pu*l ; make int2remo @${STA} #{ echo "Starting $@ { `date`" cd ${.CURDIR} ; make int2gate -ssh gate "cd ${HOME}/public_html/..; rdist6 -P /usr/bin/ssh \ -f public_html/Distfile -M 2 ext2remo" @# - is to ignore error if 1 remote server is down. echo "Finished $@ } `date`" @${FIN} #} int2remohook: ${STA} #{ @echo "Please JJLATER Add an update to ~/public_html/Makefile" @echo "for ~/httpuserfile (held outside of ~public_html" @echo "which holds lines of plain names & encrypted passwords)." ls -l ${.CURDIR}/../httpuserfile ${FIN} #} grepnowww: grep1 grep1: @${STA} #{ cd ${HOME}/public_html && find . -type f -name \*.lmth | \ xargs grep -l http://berklix | wc -l @${FIN} #} grep2: # JJLATER @${STA} #{ @# Search for non www. addresses @# (I have already purged /site). cd ${HOME}/public_html && find . -type f -name \*.lmth | \ xargs grep -l http://berklix @# later extend the search to include .html then all then other domains @# bsdpie surface @${FIN} #} warn: warn_find_obsolete_links warn_mirror: @${STA} #{ @echo "Warning a mirror of gate with web_cp_local_one_off produces > 1G" @echo "with such spurious duplicates as:" @echo "JHS/standards/gifs/berklix.net-vert.gif" @echo "& the mirror takes more than all night to run" @# This is cos I need to get rid of sym links such as gifs -> ../gifs @# & dups of _jhs & JHS @${FIN} #} package_number: find -s /home/jhs/public_html /site -type f | \ xargs grep -l 36.000 | grep -v ./Makefile @# /site/usr/local/www/Data/virtual/berklix.com/vsl/legal/index.lmth @# ~/job/groff/handout/vector.l_rof # /site/usr/local/www/Data/virtual/berklix.com/vsl/vector_[eg].txt @# ~/job/groff/handout/frozen_original/vector.l_rof @# ~/public_html/free/talk/faraday/2013-01-12/index.lmth @# ~/public_html/free/talk/faraday/presentations/source/1_intro_julian/faraday/talk.mgp @# ~/public_html/free/talk/faraday/presentations/export/1_intro_julian/faraday/mgp00020.html @# ~/public_html/free/talk/faraday/presentations/source/1_intro_julian/newer/talk.mgp @# ~/public_html/free/talk/faraday/presentations/export/1_intro_julian/newer/mgp00021.html @# ~/public_html/freebsd/packages/index.lmth @# ~/public_html/index.lmth @# ~/public_html/sale/index.lmth @# ~/public_html/txt/tar_tape_recovery.lmth release: # temporary label @echo "This is run once to raise a generic to a jhs berklix." cd ~/public_html/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD/src/jhs/share/mk; \ cp berklix.mk /usr/share/mk/ cd ~/public_html/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD/src/jhs/share/mk; \ cp berklix2.mk /usr/share/mk/ cd ~/public_html/src/bsd/fixes/FreeBSD/src/jhs/share/mk; \ cp berklix_no_man.mk /usr/share/mk/ cd ${.CURDIR}/standards ; make install mkdir /usr/local/share/xmodmap cd ~/public_html/dots/.xmodmap; make install mkdir -p /usr/local/www/data/virtual cd ~/public_html/src/bsd/jhs/bin/public/xearth4; make install @echo "Suggestion: cd ${.CURDIR} ; make sasl-test" sasl-test: date | mail -s "tst from `hostname -s` to jhs-list@land.berklix.org" jhs-list@land.berklix.org date | mail -s "tst from `hostname -s` to jhs@land.berklix.org" jhs@land.berklix.org @# date | mail -s "tst from `hostname -s` to jhs-list@slim.berklix.org" jhs-list@slim.berklix.org @# date | mail -s "tst from `hostname -s` to jhs@slim.berklix.org" jhs@slim.berklix.org check: gif_transparent_check # JJLATER # Add a find . -name \*.gif # check all gif are of type transparent gif_transparent_check: @# cd ${.CURDIR} && find . -type f | grep .gif | sort | xargs file | grep "GIF image data" | more @# file does not show what is transparent, so I need to process all with a for loop. .include