Doing a CVS update in Fink isn't anything too special--it's just
updating a bunch of text documents from the remote server. Your
sysadmin should be able to give you a hand in this case as long as
no HTTP proxy is required.
well, that just makes it all the more frustrating !
The size
On Tuesday 26 February 2008 04:21:05 am Nick Hall wrote:
Doing a CVS update in Fink isn't anything too special--it's just
updating a bunch of text documents from the remote server. Your
sysadmin should be able to give you a hand in this case as long as
no HTTP proxy is required.
well,
At Tuesday 26/02/2008 10:21 +0100, Nick Hall wrote:
Sourceforge's CVS access can be unreliable, so it's not impossible
that you hit it during one of the periods where was under heavy load.
I tried several times over the last two days always with the same
result - and your machine is
Lloyd Wood wrote:
snip
my selfupdate cvs complains curl can't find fink-0.27.11.tar.gz at any
mirror. Do I have to download and build 0.28.0 myself? (I'm guessing that
fink doesn't update itself across minor revisions.)
thanks,
L.
http://info.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/L.Wood/[EMAIL
Hello,
I'll just include the transcript because I don't really know what I'm
seeing here:
--
hypothetic:~ eskil$ fink install xmltv586
Information about 6471 packages read in 0 seconds.
The following package will be installed or updated:
xmltv586
At Tuesday 26/02/2008 09:15 -0500, Alexander Hansen wrote:
Lloyd Wood wrote:
my selfupdate cvs complains curl can't find fink-0.27.11.tar.gz at any
mirror. Do I have to download and build 0.28.0 myself? (I'm guessing that
fink doesn't update itself across minor revisions.)
No, fink is indeed
Eskil Kvalnes wrote:
Hello,
I'll just include the transcript because I don't really know what I'm
seeing here:
--
hypothetic:~ eskil$ fink install xmltv586
Information about 6471 packages read in 0 seconds.
The following package will be
failed that the connection wasn't actually happening. Can you
please post
the _complete_ results of an attempt to run fink selfupdate so
that we can
see what is going on here? Actually, do fink -vvv selfupdate to
crank up
the verbosity to make sure that nothing gets missed.
OK here
Nick Hall wrote:
failed that the connection wasn't actually happening. Can you
please post
the _complete_ results of an attempt to run fink selfupdate so that
we can
see what is going on here? Actually, do fink -vvv selfupdate to
crank up
the verbosity to make sure that nothing gets
(sorry, I just noticed that you sent this a version of this
information earlier--but it's good to be up to date in any case)
OK--this makes more sense to me. Everything that _you're_ doing is
as it should be, so I'd have to conclude that the firewall isn't
letting you have access.
I have had this problem now for about 2 months. Ever other package
updates OK, except gnupg.
...clip...
./tools/mk-tdata 9000 data-9000
../tools/mk-tdata 32000 data-32000
../tools/mk-tdata 8 data-8
cat ./../doc/HACKING \
./../doc/DETAILS \
./../doc/FAQ plain-large
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Phillip R Smith wrote:
| I have had this problem now for about 2 months. Ever other package
| updates OK, except gnupg.
|
| ...clip...
| ./tools/mk-tdata 9000 data-9000
| ../tools/mk-tdata 32000 data-32000
| ../tools/mk-tdata 8 data-8
Hey folks,
I tried to install a package from the unstable tree for the first time
today and I've run into a little trouble. When installing the package
amarok I get, after a good deal of compiling, the message:
Failed: phase installing: caca-0.9-1013 failed
Before reporting any errors,
could you send the actual error please?
---
TS
http://southofheaven.org/
Chaos is the beginning and end, try dealing with the rest.
On 26-Feb-08, at 7:35 PM, Benjamin Kalish wrote:
Hey folks,
I tried to install a package from the unstable tree for the first time
today and I've run into a
On Tuesday 26 February 2008 09:35:56 pm Benjamin Kalish wrote:
Hey folks,
I tried to install a package from the unstable tree for the first time
today and I've run into a little trouble. When installing the package
amarok I get, after a good deal of compiling, the message:
Failed: phase
Hi Alexander,
I thought the message seemed rather generic, but the entire output was
huge. I wouldn't be surprised if it even filled the scroll back buffer
on my terminal. Of course I could change the terminal window settings
or log the output, but it would seem ridiculous to send so much to the
On Feb 26, 2008, at 4:02 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
Eskil Kvalnes wrote:
Hello,
I'll just include the transcript because I don't really know what
I'm seeing here:
--
hypothetic:~ eskil$ fink install xmltv586
Information about 6471 packages
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