Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> Looking at the port select code, it just tries to create each symlink in
> turn. There isn't any special error handling code to deal with the case that
> a symlink can't be created; if that happens, an error will occur and MacPorts
> will exit. Any symlinks that were already successfully created will remain on
> disk. This would leave you with an incomplete or possibly even inconsistent
> set of symlinks.
>
> Somebody should fix the bug in the mysql57 port. If you'd like to do so, you
> can submit a pull request in macports-ports.
Until it's fixed, this bash script ought to fix this issue :
#!<prefix>/bin/bash
# this goes through alle the installed mysql versions
# and removes all links
while read -u 9 portName isActive
do
while read -u 8 fileName
do
link=$( echo "${fileName}" \
| sed -E -e 's/lib\///' -e "s/${portName}\///" )
[[ -L "${link}" ]] && rm "${link}"
done 8< <( port contents ${portName} )
done 9< \
<( port -q select --list mysql \
| grep -v -F 'none' )
# this creates the links for a mysql version given in ${1}
while read -u 8 fileName
do
link=$( echo "${fileName}" \
| sed -E -e 's/lib\///' -e "s/${portName}\///" )
ln -s "${fileName}" "${link}"
done 8< <( port contents ${1} )
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Bjarne D Mathiesen
Korsør ; Danmark ; Europa
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