Hello,
I noticed that there exist two branchs of the Fink distribution : 10.4
and 10.4-transitionnal. Currently my fink is configured to use
10.4-transitionnal, should I switch to 10.4 and what is the difference
between the two branches?
Best regards
Eric
Dr Eric Leroy wrote:
Hello,
I noticed that there exist two branchs of the Fink distribution : 10.4
and 10.4-transitionnal. Currently my fink is configured to use
10.4-transitionnal, should I switch to 10.4 and what is the difference
between the two branches?
You should not switch. When the
I just installed Fink and broke my perfectly working Tomcat install
because I told fink it was OK to reserve usernames. I didn't think it
would delete my existing users!
It deleted my tomcat user and I cannot re-create it. I delted the user
Fink Created using NetInfoManager but I still cannot
Have you tried fink reinstall passwd? It might help, I'm not sure.
Bart Busschots wrote:
I just installed Fink and broke my perfectly working Tomcat install
because I told fink it was OK to reserve usernames. I didn't think it
would delete my existing users!
It deleted my tomcat user and I
I'm just starting to learn python, and decided to try out pydoc.py.
This seems to work OK with python23, but it fails if I use the one
in /sw/lib/python2.4
/sw/lib/python2.4 % pydoc.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File pydoc.py, line 54, in ?
import sys, imp, os, re, types,
A short while ago, I upgraded my Fink-based Ethereal sniffer to the
latest source offering for Panther: 0.10.12. Unfortunately, especially
in comparison to the previous releases, this one turned out to be a
real snail. Startup takes over three minutes, and starting a packet
capture takes even
2006/2/19, Juan Courcoul [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A short while ago, I upgraded my Fink-based Ethereal sniffer to thelatest source offering for Panther: 0.10.12. Unfortunately, especiallyin comparison to the previous releases, this one turned out to be areal snail. Startup takes over three minutes, and
