Martin Costabel wrote:
The instructions I was following were in question 5.8 in the FAQ, and I can't see any reference to scanpackages anywhere :(
It's in FAQ#5.24
Is it possible to fix the explanation in 5.8? It doesn't make sense to find out how to fix problems in the FAQ by looking at the FAQ... :(
Having done scanpackages, the warnings about missing files are now gone, but the core problem remains:
Graham-Leggetts-Computer:~ minfrin$ sudo apt-get install postgresql-ssl Reading Package Lists... Done Building Dependency Tree... Done E: Couldn't find package postgresql-ssl
It is not in the binary distribution, see the package database at http://fink.sourceforge.net/pdb/package.php/postgresql-ssl
According to the package search, postgresql-ssl exists, but it still cannot be installed, even with unstable enabled.
With "fink install" it should be installable from source. If you want the unstable version, you need to enable unstable/crypto. All the *-ssl stuff is in crypto, not main.
I thought I did enable unstable/crypto (the 5.8 instructions include instructions to do it).
Is there something else that needs to be done apart from "fink install" to install it from source? From what I saw, fink updated itself from source without me specifically having to tell it to do so, I cannot see any reason why fink should be completely ignoring the postgresql packages, even as source packages.
Regards, Graham --
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