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--- config.1st.orig 1995-07-12 07:57:09.000000000 -0700
+++ config.1st 2015-10-25 01:06:50.867096289 -0700
@@ -3,31 +3,6 @@
# Just try to find out the full path names for kill, ps, grep & colrm which
# are used within fns.c to do process listing.
-echo -n '
-I need to find the path of a few things on your system. If I guess wrongly,
-say so at the end, and I will try again. If I do not know where they reside, I
-will ask you. Default answers are in brackets. If you do not know where they
-are on your system, first try "which <command>" (or equivalent) in a shell, or
-ask your local System Guru or Manager.
-
-+ If you do not have "kill", "ps", "grep" or "colrm" (or equivalent), do not
- panic, xalarm only uses them when it is attempting to list the process ids of
- other xalarms. If you do not have these commands, just hit RETURN.
-
- You can make xalarm, but you will not be able to use the -reset, -kill or
- -list options.
-
- I need to know because xalarm should use full path names.
-
-+ If you do not have "fortune" or "yow", you cannot have the X equivalent since
- they are just front ends to them! But do not panic, they are not necessary
- for xalarm, so if you do not have them just hit RETURN when asked for their
- whereabouts.
-
-Hit RETURN when ready...'
-read dummy
-echo " "
-
if test "$1" = "-quick"; then
mode=-quick
shift
@@ -98,13 +73,4 @@
chmod +x x$program
done
-echo -n "
-Are these OK? [y] "
-read ans
-case $ans in
- ""|"y"*|"Y"*) touch .config
- echo "
-Thank you.
-";;
- *) ./config.1st $which $*;;
-esac
+touch .config
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