Alberl Lunde wrote:
I've been using fink and Fink Commander on one of my systems, an iBook G4, with OS 10.3.4. I was trying to build apache from source and got some build errors.
I've since tried to remove the failed modules, but they still show up as
"archived" in fink commander, and cause errors about "unmet dependencies"
when I try to build other seemingly unrelated things. (Quoted at the end below)
"archived" means that the packages are not installed. It only tells you that the precompiled *.deb files exist so that you can easily reinstall them.
From the error messages below it is clear that you once had the two packages apache2-ssl and apache2-ssl-common installed, but they are not installed any more. You need to reinstall them, or remove the packages that depend on them. You have the choice between
sudo apt-get install apache2-ssl apache2-ssl-common
which installs the two packages and
sudo apt-get -f install
which will perhaps remove a couple of packages with unmet dependencies.
If your *.deb files fo apache2-ssl and apache2-ssl-common are corrupt as you seem to indicate, you might need to remove them and do the above installation from the Fink bindist server:
After removeing the two files, run
fink scanpackages sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install apache2-ssl apache2-ssl-common
-- Martin
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