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Arnaud Launay wrote:
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| Anyway, for the placement: in FreeBSD and OpenBSD, hlfl is
| classified under "security", it's under "net-misc" in Gentoo and
| "net" in Debian. How do you call something which create firewall
| rules, if not related to ne
Hi,
Just updated fink, and now :
...
dpkg-deb: building package `cups-dev' in
`/sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/libs/cups-
dev_1.1.20-0.rc1.1_darwin-powerpc.deb'.
/bin/ln -sf
/sw/fink/dists/unstable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/libs/cups-
dev_1.1.20-0.rc1.1_darwin-powerpc.de
looks lik eit's linking against the old lib and the new ssl, My change
caused this I'll look at it this morn, thanks.
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On 4-Dec-03, at 5:12 AM, jfm wrote:
Hi,
Just updated fink, and now :
...
dpkg-deb: b
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Masanori Sekino wrote:
| Added Files:
| gnome2-user-docs.info yelp.patch
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This is a little nuts. Originally the experimental/ module was meant to
allow developers to help each other get packages work
Am Donnerstag, 04.12.03 um 16:22 Uhr schrieb Peter O'Gorman:
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Masanori Sekino wrote:
| Added Files:
| gnome2-user-docs.info yelp.patch
| Log Message:
| sync with kconger's packages.
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This is a little nuts. Originally the experimental/ module was
Am Donnerstag, 04.12.03 um 16:03 Uhr schrieb David R. Morrison:
P.S. If you are running on 10.2, you should install test-simple-pm by
hand
before updating fink from CVS HEAD. The "essential" versions of the
new
packages are present during the bootstrap, but haven't yet been added
to
the unstab
Am Mittwoch, 03.12.03 um 06:05 Uhr schrieb TheSin:
isn't = it's sorry
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On 2-Dec-03, at 9:52 PM, Ben Hines wrote:
That sentence makes no sense
-Ben
On Dec 2, 2003, at 8:45 PM, TheSin wrote:
it's not dia i
P.S. If you are running on 10.2, you should install test-simple-pm by hand
before updating fink from CVS HEAD. The "essential" versions of the new
packages are present during the bootstrap, but haven't yet been added to
the unstable trees.
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how the hell does it not make sense??
it's not dia, it's libunicode-gnome, I've already poster this to
fink-devel...
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On 4-Dec-03, at 9:02 AM, Max Horn wrote:
it's not dia isn't libunicode-gnome, I've alre
I agree that making these packages essential is not a great solution.
In fact, if we make the test code conditional on the presence of the
Test:: stuff, then we can just add these packages to the bootstrap
when needed (like with storable-pm560).
Thanks for the suggestion, Max, I'll look into modif
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David R. Morrison wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion, Max, I'll look into modifying t/00compile to
make this work (although I'm a bit scared to touch that!).
personally I think that the whole purpouse of the test suit is defied if
we cannot or bet
Dear fink-devel,
I've added code which causes the fink test suite to be run every time you
bootstrap or inject fink. This required the introduction of three new
essential packages in the 10.2-gcc3.3 tree and earlier: file-spec-pm,
test-simple-pm, and test-harness-pm.
Please let me know if you en
Sure. The change which Max is suggesting only affects running the test
suite while fink is being bootstrapped, and also during the first time
the user upgrades to fink-0.18.0 (or whatever release this code becomes
part of). After that, the test suite will be run each time the user
installs fink.
try current HEAD now. Also if you know of a build that needs to switch
db3 and db4 a few times or something like that could you test it or
tell me :P
Again thanks for your reports.
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On 4-Dec-03, at 5:12
On Dec 4, 2003, at 5:54 PM, TheSin wrote:
try current HEAD now. Also if you know of a build that needs to
switch db3 and db4 a few times or something like that could you test
it or tell me :P
Trying ; fink gets rebuild twice :
...
All tests successful.
Files=21, Tests=492, 56 wallclock secs
On Dec 4, 2003, at 6:47 PM, jfm wrote:
Trying ; fink gets rebuild twice :
PS: I read : "But I think this is the end of the road for my changes,
as I'm upsetting ppl now"
I'd be sorry about that. My msgs didn't imply at all I was upset _ on
the contrary.
"On ne fait pas d'omellette sans casser d
that was just the old files getting replaced still. It won't now. Or
shouldn't since it doesn't for me.
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On 4-Dec-03, at 10:47 AM, jfm wrote:
On Dec 4, 2003, at 5:54 PM, TheSin wrote:
try current HEAD n
hehe thanks for the encouragement, but it wasn't you i was referring
to, I love getting up and getting your bug reports, gives me something
to work on :)
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On 4-Dec-03, at 10:54 AM, jfm wrote:
On Dec 4, 200
Am Donnerstag, 04.12.03 um 17:05 Uhr schrieb TheSin:
how the hell does it not make sense??
it's not dia, it's libunicode-gnome, I've already poster this to
fink-devel...
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So you are saying, the dia.info file contains libunicode-gnome, not
dia. From a quick look, that's not true. Hence I gues
the bug was not in dia it's in libunicode-gnome, and it doesn't matter
anymore since Clef was working on a newer version of dia which I didn't
know, I was just letting him know that I started to debug it to save
him time, is all, it's not a big deal.
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When building, libmikmod-3.1.10-2 calls gcc with "-pthread" which
results in numerous warnings. It works, but I think that changing it to
"-lpthread" would make it happier.
Whoever is in charge of this, could you take a look? Thanx.
JP
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Des
-pthread and -lpthread aen't the same, I think -pthread could just be
removed, likely a configure script problem, but it's harmless and is
likely the reason why the maintainer didn't remove it in the first
place.
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Ok, works for me. I just noticed a whole bunch of warnings and I
thought I'd let the maintainer know, which is fink-devel...
JP
On Dec 4, 2003, at 10:56 AM, TheSin wrote:
-pthread and -lpthread aen't the same, I think -pthread could just be
removed, likely a configure script problem, but it's
Hello,
I'm getting this failure with installing gtk+2 2.2.4-2 on 10.3:
% fink install gtk+2 gtk+2-dev gtk+2-shlibs
...
...
...
checking pixbuf loaders to build...
checking for sys/wait.h that is POSIX.1 compatible... yes
checking return type of signal handlers... (cached) void
checking for x86 pl
Check the "config.log" file in the build directory to see if there's
more information there. Also, try running "freetype-config --libs" and
see what you get. On my Panther box, with XFree86 and freetype (but
not freetype2) installed, I get
-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lfreetype
On Thursday, December 4,
"Alexander K. Hansen" wrote:
>
> Check the "config.log" file in the build directory to see if there's
> more information there. Also, try running "freetype-config --libs" and
> see what you get. On my Panther box, with XFree86 and freetype (but
> not freetype2) installed, I get
>
> -L/usr/X11R6
Am Mittwoch, 03.12.03 um 05:56 Uhr schrieb Ben Hines:
it is good to work in CVS. But for major dep engine changes you might
want to work in a 'branch' instead, not HEAD.
I fully agree with Ben. In fact, I am not happy about the recent
addition of BuildConflicts. It seems very half baked to me.
Already stated I will no longer work be working on fink's code base
unless it's to fix something that I created. Sorry to try and advance
fink instead of complaining yet again about something that has been
discuss a dozen times already.
I have two branches already they don't work, they have be
Am Donnerstag, 04.12.03 um 22:36 Uhr schrieb TheSin:
Already stated I will no longer work be working on fink's code base
unless it's to fix something that I created.
That's not what I asked you for, but of course it's your own decision
on how you want to react in this situation.
Sorry to try an
I completely agree but shlibs and uidgid have been done since before
10.3 and they are not updated and not merge though I point them out
almost weekly. And I got tried of working for nothing, this way it's
tested, reported and worked on.
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I did announce this, and hence where Clef's comment came from.
And to a degree it's trail and error, but it's tested first it's just
that I'm on top of the report, ppl want different output, reading the
code essential is passed on the splitoffs from the arent but drm didn't
want that to be true
I didn't make the branches and I wasn't the only who knew of them and I
mentioned to lots of finkers, including rangerrick, drm and dmalloc.
There is only so much I can do. many other have been waitting for such
features as well, like jasonc and there is even a tracker item for the
user handl
Well i don't see this as true, it's well commented and I've read threw
it a few times, and I'd likely jump into it someday I just think a few
more things where more important and needed dealing with first.
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it worked great, I have no idea what you mean, it added and removed and
checked (as to not double add) users and removed them if no pkg
depended on them. Of course I wrote it on 10.2 and niutil may have
changed so it my not work on 10.3 thought I c an see why not, and it
was all done in the p
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Max Horn wrote:
| Well... if people really follow the rules and only touch other peoples
| stuff if they beforehand asked and got permission, fine by me. If
| somebody breaks that rule, we gotta kick him. So go ahead, just keep an
| eye on the commits l
On Dec 4, 2003, at 1:48 PM, John Davidorff Pell wrote:
When building, libmikmod-3.1.10-2 calls gcc with "-pthread" which
results in numerous warnings. It works, but I think that changing it
to "-lpthread" would make it happier.
Whoever is in charge of this, could you take a look? Thanx.
JP
-lp
Blair Zajac wrote:
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But the test file has a bad #include line:
#include FT_ERRORS_H
This is not a bad #include line, it is just the usual freetype/freetype2
mixup.
[]
| #include
| #include FT_ERRORS_H
Both freetype and freetype2 have headers that answer to the name
, and they are, of course,
I would just like to suggest that this
http://fink.sourceforge.net/download/10.3-upgrade.php should be
displayed displayed on the front page. I know it would have helped me
solve a number of my problems on my own.
-Harry
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Le Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 12:54:09AM +0100, Darian Lanx a écrit:
> >Comments ?
> OOps. I guess that was me. I didn't realise that there is a hlfl package
> already, I must have overlooked it. This was done unintentional and I
> apologize. Please do remove my package if you have CVS access, if not,
Attached is what should be a working rsync-2.5.7 info file.
Unfortunately, the custom mirror spec seems to be broken; fink is
attempting to use mirrors like opendarwin.org, etc, when it should be
using the URLs provided by the CustomMirror configuration.
rsync-2.5.7-1.info
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On Dec 4, 2003, at 1:36 PM, TheSin wrote:
Already stated I will no longer work be working on fink's code base
unless it's to fix something that I created. Sorry to try and advance
fink instead of complaining yet again about something that has been
discuss a dozen times already.
Aw cmon don't
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