>From: Stephen Carr [mailto:sgcarr AT civeng.adelaide.edu DOT au]
>I am now running Bacula-5.0.0 with no major problems.
>
>I have discovered one minor change from 3.0.3 it is the how the
bakspace
>key works.
>
>In 3.0.3 it went backwards and allowed over typing
>
>For example
>  *ggg
>Two backspaces type B
>*gBg
>
>
>In 5.0.0 it it goes backwards but acts like insert
>
>For example
>
>*ggg
>three backspaces then type aaa
>*aaaggg
>six backspaces then type .
>*.aaaggg
>*
>
>This is my build script
>
>./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/bacula
>--with-scriptdir=/etc/bacula --with-working-dir=/var/bacula
--with-mysql
>--with-readline=/usr/lib --enable-conio --with-python
>--with-smtp-host=XXX.YYY.BBB --enable-batch-insert --enable-bat

I think you're supposed only to use one of readline or conio.  On your
system is readline.h in /usr/lib?  On CentOS 5 it's in
/usr/lib/readline.


Moray.
"To err is human.  To purr, feline"





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