I would imagine they could go into any directory that's in the PATH (e.g.
/sw/bin /usr/local/bin, ~/bin). If this is something that you plan on
putting out as part of the general fink distribution, then you could put it
in a subdirectory, e.g. /sw/foo/bin, and then instruct the user in the
TheSin said:
but this is why I'm posting the list, I need ideas for this sort of
thing, I have most of the major stuff worked out, like not needed a db
for uids
I must have missed this-- how does this work? (or do I have to UTSL?)
On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 11:40 AM, Chris Dolan wrote:
John,
I'm aware of this issue, and have reported it to Apple. Hopefully it will
get fixed before Panther is released.
In the meantime, adding the following two lines after xmkmf in your
CompileScript should fix the problem:
mv Makefile Makefile.old
sed s|-arch i386||g Makefile.old Makefile
On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 10:01 PM, TheSin wrote:
some pkgs require a pass that is known, ie mysql
From mysql.info:
DescUsage:
The package creates the administrative tables on installation. Be sure
to set a MySQL root password using mysqladmin:
'mysqladmin -u root password
