Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
> Curtis Vaughan wrote:
> 
>> Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
>>
>>> Curtis Vaughan wrote:
>>>
>>>> Ben Hines wrote:
[]
>>>>> This is the fink list, we aren't going to help you do it without 
>>>>> fink. This is why fink exists, removal of all this hassle.

Not a good advice in this case of the cups package. AFAICT there never 
was a working version in fink, and there probably won't be one, because 
with Jaguar it will be obsolete.
[]
>> Actually I left my installation of cups obtained from Apple's site and 
>> installed that through dselect.  

This *is* strange. What version of cups were you able to get through 
dselect? AFAIK there is no version available in binary form, since there 
is no version in stable.

> When I ran cupsd from /etc/cups or 
>> from  /sw/sbin I would get the following error:
>>
>> localhost ./cupsd: Unable to read configuration file 
>> '${prefix}/etc/cups/cupsd.conf' - exiting!

This is an old bug I always had with Max' cups package. IMHO it never 
worked. The patch file is wrong, or works only with certain specific 
tools I (and apparently Curtis) don't have. It replaces several 
"${prefix}" by "\${prefix}", and this gives the error Curtis is seeing.

> So where *is* your '${prefix}/etc/cups/cupsd.conf'? Is it there ? Is it
> readable ?

I think you are too harsh with Curtis. Or do you have a directory named 
(literally!) ${prefix}? Do you have a working version of cups from fink 
at all? What version? I do have one, but only because I made my own 
package description for cups 1.15.

-- 
Martin



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