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I installed it with --prefix=/opt/twin and found only one problem: the twin wrapper does not find twin_server because it insists on /usr/local/bin/twin_server.
This is caused by the prefix BINDIR which is not defined for server/wrapper.c and not relative like in client/dm.c. A simple workaround that worked for me was to replace twin with a symbolic link to twin_server in the targeted prefix,
Twin is nice :)
I installed it with
--prefix=/opt/twin
and found only one problem: thetwin
wrapper does not findtwin_server
because it insists on/usr/local/bin/twin_server
.This is caused by the prefix
BINDIR
which is not defined forserver/wrapper.c
and not relative like inclient/dm.c
. A simple workaround that worked for me was to replacetwin
with a symbolic link totwin_server
in the targeted prefix,It would of course also be possible to parse
argv[0]
inserver/wrapper.c
replace the last component, but that's more work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: