any other os/arch combo.
Resolved (array-compare-pm588-moose-pm588 was bogus).
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Is this using the released version of fink (what version?) or a pull
from git master (is it up-to-date)? I committed a fix to master for a
problem like this shortly before the most recent release but I'm not
sure if it got carried into the branch/release series.
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There are various ways to see what the env would be if you're
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utility should be able to ignore the expected different lines).
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It did not fail for me on 10.7/xcode4.2 (but Jack is using 4.3.2). Did
not seem to have any adverse effects for me though, nor on 10.6 even if
not restricted to 10.6, so I pushed it as a SetCFLAGS rather than a
platform-specific mode.
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change.
The whole aim of fink is to give reproducible results, which is why we even
bother to have Version and Revision fields and checksums of the source and
patchfiles. These packages need to fixed to encapsulate a specific snapshot of
the files that would be downloaded.
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They each have:
CompileScript: rsync -avr --exclude=dist ./ dist/
which is a serious flaw. There is no guarantee that the builder will
have network access. At least as importantly, it means a user might
get
On Thu, 12 Apr 2012 10:50:39 -0400, Daniel Macks dma...@netspace.org wrote:
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They each have:
CompileScript: rsync -avr --exclude=dist ./ dist/
which is a serious flaw. There is no guarantee that the builder
in such packages as wxPython.
Jack
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environment in which the compilation will happen.
'fink dumpinfo -fenv THEPACKAGENAME' tells you the environment that
fink uses when running the scripts in THEPACKAGENAME, no need to hack
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One dep, zmq-pyXX, is tagged Distribution:10.6 and I don't
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of it.
Akh says the mastermirror has already picked up the new one, so it
might take some digging and fancy renaming to find it there if we still
have it.
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there are any such left, but if there are, they will need to be
splitoffized to separate the binaries (should this change be made).
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see false-positives.
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or a package description you did not finish submitting on the trackers?
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not have existed in old version?) should be
in the -dev splitoff not main package. Likewise the man3/* are all for
the library so maybe they should also make that shift?
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Thanks for that update! I think your fvwm2 can now
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The svn-bisect utility program is indeed bundled with the
App::SVN::Bisect module upstream and the module is also usable
directly. I didn't realize the end
minimum version for a certain feature
rather than just accepting any version of the command.
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that's not seen (but the png.h loose in $include is). But xquartz has
libpng/ and emacs chooses it over loose-in-$include one. Yeesh.
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I just did a full sweep of 10.4/unstable and (with the exception of
a few corner cases) purged it of all .info that exactly matched the
one in 10.4/stable (and also the parallel-named .patch
, it still is just as broken, and I also didn't look
at any changed .info, so if it was broken in stable and fixed in
unstable or in 10.7 it's still that same way too.
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anyway, much less be able to build packages. The Fink-0.8.1 installer
for MacOSX 10.4 contained fink-0.24.23.
Makes sense to me. I'll remove it unless someone objects in the next
few days (or beats me to it:)
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need to keep 5.10.0. There are a few incompatibilities in the language
itself, but 5.12 has been out for a long time already so they can
usually be fixed easily. perl5.8.8? Oh hell no:)
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perl5100 package and it failed, so
needs work.
So for now, we'll let things be, but if somebody wanted to work on
perl 5.10.0 to bring it forward, they are welcome to do it.
I'll follow the received advice and not bring perl 5.8.8 forward.
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and other errors. See:
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Our curses package (5.7) is several years old. Upstream has 5.8 from a few
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and the next future 0.30.x release) to also do this when the
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fink.conf has a new feature that triggers fink to run 'fink
configure' during the update.
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question: if a user chooses not to do parallel, is the pref
written to fink.conf? That is, by inspecting fink.conf, can fink
distinguish never been prompted to choose parallel vs chose not to
parallel?
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no
*requirement* that parallel be done at all, so there's no need to
require a fink that supports that optional feature. The time we need a
BDep on a recent fink is if only a recent fink can handle a .info entry
at all *and fails without it* or else builds differently/incorrectly.
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There are some cases were the validator incorrectly complains about
perfectly fine packages. Currently, in such cases, the package
maintainer then is forced to either make weird unnatural hacks
On Tue, 26 Apr 2011 09:52:54 -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2011 12:17:40 +0200, Max Horn wrote:
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There are some cases were the validator incorrectly complains about
perfectly fine packages. Currently, in such cases, the package
On Fri, 22 Apr 2011 23:54:42 +0200, Max Horn wrote:
Am 22.04.2011 um 23:23 schrieb Daniel Macks dma...@netspace.org:
On Fri, 22 Apr 2011 17:12:20 -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
We've long had xft2-dev and fontconfig2-dev keep their headers and
libraries buried in subdirs so that they do
package would still have the buried locations accessible as well for
those packages that still use the (no-longer-needed) flags to point to them.
Any objections?
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We've long had xft2-dev and fontconfig2-dev keep their headers and
libraries buried in subdirs so that they do not mask system (x11)
supplied versions of those same packages. [...]
Is it time to unbury these libraries?
Along the same get
on where this log might be hiding. I can't
find it in the build directory, nor in /sw/var/log, nor /var/log, nor
/tmp.
I think it's in the apache2-build/ subdir of the build directory.
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Max (or whoever decides what pattern has consensus as a best-practice),
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me to test when you (or someone else) has
something cobbled together for this. I know lots of tricks related to
OBSOLETE, but I don't know enough about the layout (and its changes) to
feel comfortable diving in without guidance.
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the engine is dumb and/or
it's a logical impossibility of circular dependency/ordering.
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ffcall and libsigsegv2 look fine to move.
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think of any VCS that doesn't have some concept of
branch- or point-tagging.
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Replaces: tetex-texmf, texlive-base (= 0.20080816-3)
I said Replaces *instead of* Conflicts, not both:)
But let's back up a moment: why did you originally decide that the new
texlive-texmf Conflicts with the old texlive-base?
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simple fink update-all does not work unfortunately.
Why does it Conflicts rather than Replaces? If it Replaces instead of
Conflicts, then one can update texlive-texmf without breaking
dependencies.
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There's a -I/sw/include (as well as some other public location flags)
early in that line, ahead of some build-dirs (including what sounds
like texlive's own libicu?). That's always a fragile situation.
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a special case handler, but maybe 'fink -V' needs to
report the revision for CVS Fink versions).
There's no such thing (each file has its own revision-value). Once
you're using CVS code-base, you're completely on your own to remember
to update it.
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I added the -py27 variant (was already present in unstable)
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What's the perfect answer to the weather turning cool in the
Northern-hemisphere autumn? Why, setting stable-only users' CPUs
in the next day or two. Then please do not commit anything while I do the
migration (hard-freeze, I will post again when I am actually about to start).
And then hold off on reporting anything busted until after I'm done.
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needing
explicit CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, or others. Obviously some packages are
probably dumb and don't use correct pkg-config detection, or need other
magic because they do silly things with the data.
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correct -I and -L flags, the pkg-config
check for presence of the lib would fail.
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What OS X version and what fink arch are you using (i.e., Distribution
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Hi Dan,
On Sep 30, 2010, at 7:25 PM, Daniel Macks wrote:
On Mon, 27 Sep 2010 14:52:14 -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
On Mon, 27 Sep 2010 20:49:06 0200, Remi Mommsen wrote:
On Sep 27, 2010, at 8:08 PM, Hanspeter
On Mon, 27 Sep 2010 14:52:14 -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
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(Tested on 10.5.8/PowerPC, Xcode 3.1.4, Xquartz
it from distribute-py during its InstallScript.
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anymore. Thus, feel free to fix whatever you deem necessary, or scrap
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On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 23:23:50 -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
On Tue, 21 Sep 2010 06:26:48 0900, David R. Morrison wrote:
Also, I'm wondering if we should maybe enhance that validator test
so that if it finds a Shlibs with an incomplete pathname, it gives
additional advice
-checking
would point out where the real fix needs to be applied (binary data
within the .dylib), and once that's solved, continues by making sure
the Shlibs field matches it.
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with it
not-disabled). That seems like it might work, in that on 10.6 it
still builds successfully but does not appear to use xrandr at
compile-time. That's about as far as I can take it, others feel free to
hack and fix.
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in configure detection,
maybe a few less autotools warnings, a pair of warnings about AM_* symbols (see
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, emboss ... from the 10.6/x86_64 tree.
plplot only uses wxmac as a plugin/device-driver, so it could be
packaged separately if someone actually wants it for something.
Meanwhile, I'll disable it core plplot libs so at least *that* stays
portable.
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echo gnome-doc-tool not found, html is not built ; \
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getopt: illegal option -- s
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With getoptbin installed, the build succeeds.
Looks like it's gnome-doc-tool in general (or at least in ways not
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idle waiting for another. No idea if there is a limit beyond which it
no longer helps (always something wanting disk or not enough
parallel-izable tasks without queuing for disk).
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10.4/ppc, everything up-to-date unstable:
t/048lwp.t ... 1/3
# Failed test at t/048lwp.t line 41.
# ''
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