Pi-address working!

[Mark Shafton <shafton@sjc01sbx3b>]

It took the combination of both these fixes, but now seems to be working 
fine. Thanks to all who responded.

Mark

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• To: Mark Shafton <Mark.Shafton@Ebay>
• Subject: Re: HELP - Pi-Address
• From: "Zuberi,A." <asimzuberi@xxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 4 Aug 1998 14:32:04 -0500
• In-reply-to: Mark Shafton <Mark.Shafton@Ebay.Sun.COM> "HELP - Pi-Address" (Aug 4, 11:50am)
• Original-from: "Zuberi,A." <asim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• References: <libSDtMail.199808041150.21066.shafton@sjc01sbx3b>

The binary copy of `pi-address` has /dev/pilot defined already,
you may have to create a symbolic link to your port (ttya or ttyb).

Asim

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• To: pilotmgr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, shafton@sjc01sbx3b
• Subject: Re: HELP - Pi-Address
• From: mindless@moshpit (Alan Harder)
• Date: Tue, 4 Aug 1998 12:37:23 -0700

> Downloaded the pre-compiled SPARC/Solaris binary and installed on
> my system. It seems to work fine with the backup copy of address.db
> but gives segmentation fault whenever I try to read/write directly
> from the pilot. I suspect this is user error, but I have scanned the
> relevant web pages and have not found anything. Config is PilotMgr 1.106
> and Solaris 2.5.1 running CDE. PilotManager working OK. Any clues
> will be appreciated.

My version up there was way out of date.

I've just replaced version 0.2.0 with version 0.2.6 at
http://www.moshpit.org/pilotmgr/binaries/misc/

Give that one a try and see if it works...

	- Alan

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