On Oct 3, 2008, at 5:22 PM, Agentyikes wrote:
I am quite new to this world of things. I am an ordinary user of linux
and OS X. I would like to make tellico, a KDE application for
organizing your collections to my imac.
I have prepared the following portfile.
# $Id$
PortSystem 1.0
name tellico
version 1.3.4
categories ???
maintainers Robby Stephenson
description Collection manager
long_description a KDE application for organizing your collections
homepage http://periapsis.org/tellico/
platforms darwin
master_sites http://periapsis.org/tellico/
checksums md5 d6531a9731cc50c59cd2588e7af22ff8 \
depends_lib port:kde3.5.8 \
port:qt3.3.8 \
port:libxml2.6 \
port: libxslt1.0.19
configure.args --enable-final --disable-debug
Is this what I need to make tellico run in macports?
You should file a new ticket [1] and attach your Portfile to it. I see
a few problems off the bat:
-The maintainers field needs to be an email address. It is the person
who is managing the MacPorts port (e.g. you), *not* the original
project maintainer.
-The depends_lib items must be valid port names. None of the ones you
list are MacPorts port names. Do not include the version number.
-We need to pick a category. I'm thinking maybe kde or databases. Ideas?
You can test it by simply putting the Portfile - it must be called
exactly 'Portfile' - in a directory by itself. In a Terminal shell, cd
to the directory and type 'sudo port install'. That will tell you if
it works. Also, please read the Portfile development guidelines [2].
[1] <http://trac.macports.org/newticket>
[2] <http://guide.macports.org/#development.creating-portfile>
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