On Jan 25, 2009, at 03:01, Geert De Deckere wrote:
If that works, you'll know that your software in /usr/local had
interfered before. I recommend you look through everything you
have in /usr/local-off, decide whether you still need it, and if
you do, install the corresponding port with MacPorts.
Thanks so much, Ryan. Moving /usr/local to /usr/local-off did the
trick. I'll move the stuff I still need from /usr/local-off over
to /opt/local.
Just to make sure: Don't manually move any files from /usr/local-off
into /opt/local; instead, find whatever software it is that you want
using "port search" and then install it using "sudo port install".
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