Ingo Thies wrote: > On Sun, 5 Apr 2009, Alexander Hansen wrote: > > >> The issue isn't directly with fink's perl, or the system's perl, but >> with sudo having become less forgiving (as of OS 10.4.10 and later). >> > > No, it works fine on OS 10.4.11, but fails on 10.5.6 (maybe for all > 10.5*). > > Meanwhile, I also tried the instructions on > > http://factoryjoe.pbwiki.com/GettingPsyncXToWorkOnLeopard > > $ sudo /usr/bin/cpan > > $ install MacOSX::File > which should already have been installed as macos-file-pm58X-bin when you installed the "psync" package. > $ install Bundle::CPAN > > That's outside of Fink, so I can't speak to what should happen there. > However, I still get the same errors. I am now close to the point to > accept that psync will work never again on my system. Or does anyone have > another final idea? > > Sad regards, > > Ingo > All I can say is that psync works for me under sudo when I use the either the system's Perl or fink's perl586 (using the appropriate macos-file-pm58X-bin -> psync executable, of course) and feed it PERL5LIB as I indicated.
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