Terry Younkin wrote: > > lrwxr-xr-x 1 root admin 28 Dec 13 2004 /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html > -> /sw/bin/texi2html.tetex-base [] > /sw/etc/alternatives/texi2html: broken symbolic link to > `/sw/bin/texi2html.tetex-base'
This gives a clue: You have (or at least had) an older version of tetex-base installed that provides texi2html, too. The update-alternatives stuff exists precisely for this situation, it should allow the texi2html package to install its version of /sw/bin/texi2html instead of the one from tetex-base. Since tetex-base gives its alternative a priority of 40 and texi2html gives a priority of 60, the latter should, if present, be installed over the former. Apparently the removal or update of that version of tetex-base went wrong, it did not remove its stuff completely, and now it is preventing the correct installation of texi2html. Maybe you can get rid of it by running sudo update-alternatives --remove texi2html /sw/bin/texi2html.tetex-base and see if this helps with the correct installation of the texi2html package. I am seeing this old version of tetex only in the 10.2 trees. In fact, did you ever mention what version of MacOSX you are running? -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-beginners mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-beginners
