Nick Hall wrote:
> I've downloaded and installed fink-0.28.0 on OS 10.5.2
>
> My fist time with fink
>
> after setting up my proxies to what my system administrator advised,  
> this worked.
> and the bootstrap command worked.
>
> But
>
> fink selfupdate-rsync doesn't work - it suggests mirror sites and none  
> of them
> work - I don't believe they are all inaccessible.
>
> and
>
> fink selfupdate-cvs asks me for a CVS password - I don't know what to  
> put,
> my user password doesn't work, I just get
>
> Failed: Logging into the CVS server for anonymous read-only access  
> failed.
>
> so I have a very limited list of packages
> fink list returns just 269 packages
> and I can't install anything.
>
> do I have a proxy problem ?
> If so why did the original fink download work ?
>   
> If not - how do I get round this and access all the fink packages I  
> want to install ?
>
> thanks
> Nick
>
>   
Your original download was via HTTP, not rsync or cvs, so you're using a 
different port.

For selfupdate-cvs, make sure to give it _no_ password for anonymous 
access, as you don't have an account on our server--though that looks 
like what you've done.

Talk to your system administrator some more about this.  Also, my 
understanding is that Leopard's cvs does proxy handling as part of 
CVSROOT, and I'm not sure if fink handles that.

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