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On Mar 20, 2004, at 11:35 AM, David R. Morrison wrote:
Don't forget to cope with user changes to the sources.list
I guess I was planning to prompt the user for whatever additions he/she
wants, during the "fink configure" dialog.
I think that this would
> Don't forget to cope with user changes to the sources.list
I guess I was planning to prompt the user for whatever additions he/she
wants, during the "fink configure" dialog.
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Am 20.03.2004 um 17:08 schrieb Peter O'Gorman:
David R. Morrison wrote:
My idea was that fink should actually write (or modify) the
sources.list
file. If you update the mirror choices, fink would write the correct
entry into sources.list. In order to allow users to include
unofficial
binary d
Hi Peter.
The thrust of my idea, actually, was that sources.list would no longer be
edited by users directly (just like fink.conf is not edited by users
directly). Fink should provide a way to put anything in sources.list
which needs to be there, including additional entries specified by the
user
David R. Morrison wrote:
My idea was that fink should actually write (or modify) the sources.list
file. If you update the mirror choices, fink would write the correct
entry into sources.list. In order to allow users to include unofficial
binary depositories, there should also be a prompt during
I've discussed with a few people in the past the idea that we should modify
our setup so that a list of mirror sites for use by apt-get is under fink's
control, just as other kinds of mirror sites are under fink's control
It seems like this may be the moment we need to implement this (on an
emerge
There is now an 'unofficial' fink unstable binary distribution run by
bbraun at opendarwin.org.
If anyone wants to try it, see http://fink.opendarwin.org/ for
instructions.
-Ben
On Nov 13, 2003, at 9:12 AM, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
OK, I'm awake now:
Under Fink, you have to build unstable
OK, I'm awake now:
Under Fink, you have to build unstable packages from source ("fink
install")--such packages aren't released as binaries.
On Thursday, November 13, 2003, at 12:06 PM, Hubertus Krogmann wrote:
Am 13.11.2003 um 16:11 schrieb David R. Morrison:
Thanks very much for pointing this
Am 13.11.2003 um 16:11 schrieb David R. Morrison:
Thanks very much for pointing this out. The binary distribution is
currently
being updated, and I had missed one necessary step in the update
process,
which your message pointed out!
As soon as the sourceforge mirrors catch up, you should be ab
Thanks very much for pointing this out. The binary distribution is currently
being updated, and I had missed one necessary step in the update process,
which your message pointed out!
As soon as the sourceforge mirrors catch up, you should be able to successfully
complete the "apt-get update" oper
Did you run "fink scanpackages"? That's what actually builds the
Packages.gz files.
On Thursday, November 13, 2003, at 07:45 AM, Hubertus Krogmann wrote:
Am 13.11.2003 um 13:29 schrieb Hubertus Krogmann:
Hi
I corrected my sources.list like mentioned, but it failed on the
current
path when
Am 13.11.2003 um 13:29 schrieb Hubertus Krogmann:
Hi
I corrected my sources.list like mentioned, but it failed on the
current
path when apt-get update . packages.gz is not found.
my sources.list:
deb file:/sw/fink local main
#deb file:/sw/fink stable main crypto
deb file:/sw/fink unstable main
Hi
I corrected my sources.list like mentioned, but it failed on the current
path when apt-get update . packages.gz is not found.
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