Terry Younkin wrote: [] For the record:
With a correctly installed texi2html, you get /sw/bin/texi2html as a symbolic link to /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html and this in turn as a symbolic link to /sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html. The latter is the binary executable. The Finder should show /sw/bin/texi2html as an alias with original /sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html. On the Terminal command line you see this as follows: $ ls -l /sw/bin/texi2html* lrwxr-xr-x [] /sw/bin/texi2html -> /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html -rwxr-xr-x [] /sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html $ ls -l /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html lrwxr-xr-x [] /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html -> /sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html Or again as follows: $ file /sw/bin/texi2html* /sw/bin/texi2html: symbolic link to `/sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html' /sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html: perl script text executable $ file /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html: symbolic link to `/sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html' If you see anything else, then your texi2html is not correctly installed. > Okay, Alexander, I tried it. First, I received a message that "There is > only 1 program which provides texi2html (/sw/bin/texi2html.texi2html). > Nothing to configure." This is the expected message, and if the symbolic link /sw/bin/texi2html was absent before, as you said it was in your case, then it should now be restored. Did you look? -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-beginners mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-beginners
