Date: Sat, 29 Jul 1995 16:13:21 -0400 (EDT)
From: Richard Safran <rsafran@panix.com>
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To: dank@alumni.caltech.edu
Subject: Uwho
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While using your excellent Web pages on ISDN to figure out whether or not 
to select ISDN for my new office, I came across the uwho package and 
ftp'd it.  I am running Linux 1.2.1 on a Micron 486/66.  The package 
wouldn't make, so I made the following changes:

  Makefile:
	- Added ARCH=-DUNIX -DLINUX

  rawbsd.c
	- Changed the include of sgtty.h on line 11 to:

#ifdef LINUX
#include <bsd/sgtty.h>
#define bsd_ioctl ioctl
#else
#include <sgtty.h>
#endif


Linux has a separate set of includes to use when compiling BSD-specific 
programs.  In this case, the bsd sgtty.h contains the defines for 
TIOCSETP, etc. However, it wants to use bsd_ioctl as the ioctl call, so I 
added the above circular def.  It compiled and works just nifty.  Thanks 
for both uwho and the great ISDN stuff.  I've ordered a BRI line from 
NYNEX (and anticipate installation only two weeks after their promised 
date), and a Pipeline 25 from Ascend to hook my LAN to Digital Telemedia 
(a NYC ISP with ISDN support).  I found the Ascend and DTI links through 
your pages, so much obliged.