Hi!
I am currently updating my fink tree using the CVS option. There are a
couple of obsolete links, newer versions etc of the packages, wich makes
the installation process to fail. Nothing big and easy to fix, but I
suppose that it is problematic for newbies. My question is: are there
any
Thanks for taking the trouble to make reports -- it really helps fink.
There are two ways you can do this: either use the bug tracker which is
linked from fink's homepage (with a separate item for each bug, please),
or else email the package maintainer directly. You can find the maintainer's
And I went so far as to edit the confgure.in to find the right
paths, but then it just complains about a missing malloc.h, You
need to test for that in configure too :)
I deleted now any malloc.h in the Unix relevant parts (except the code
flex and bison produce...)
There are 2 macs on
here or even better would be to fire off and email to the maintainer fink
info pkg for the maintainers email.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am currently updating my fink tree using the CVS option. There are a
couple of obsolete links, newer versions etc of the packages, wich makes
the
On 27/6/02 12:54 AM, Alexander Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can confirm this on my system as well. Same fink, OS, Dev Tools, and most
of the same related packages.
On Wednesday 26 June 2002 10:28, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Just an FYI, I can't build gnomemm on an otherwise up-to-date
Got some good feedback on cadaver-ssl. It uses neon-ssl, readline ,
libxml2 (current versions) as the back end, so this is good feeback on
those too. :) I'd like to put it into stable but neon-ssl has to go
there first.
btw - will libxml2 work with python-nox? It has a builddepends on
