I'd like to know which is the policy that Fink adopts with Perl modules
and what really happens when Fink installs pm packages over existing
modules.
Example: some weeks ago, I wanted to try to install the W3C validator
locally. There are some PM dependencies for that and not all are
satisfied
Il giorno 25/apr/04, alle 18:59, Brandon Potter ha scritto:
I noticed that gcc 3.3 has been updated. I'm assuming that it's
primarily optimizations, but I wanted to be sure that this wouldn't
"break" anything before in fink before updating xcode.
Also, the Readme tells about Java. You probably h
Il giorno 16/mar/04, alle 21:54, Andreas Dittrich ha scritto:
Has anybody tried this yet? If it works it would be cool to see this
in 10.3 unstable (hello developers?) ;-)
I don't know if this has an impact on the choice of the package
mantainer, but an OS X installer is ready for alpha 15.
On
I'm beginning with JSP.
With OS X it's quite easy to get Tomcat runnig, but I find troubles in
getting JK Apache-Tomcat connectors to work or compile.
I ask if there are plans by some package mantainer to set up packages
for mod_jk and mod_jk2 (both for apache 1.3 and for apache 2).
For apache 1.
Il giorno 03/gen/04, alle 23:28, Martin Costabel ha scritto:
Another idea: Purge it first
sudo dpkg --purge --force-all libgnome2
and then repeat the "sudo dpkg -i". This might help, because these
elusive files are config files, and if dpkg thinks they are already
installed, it will not try
Il giorno 03/gen/04, alle 19:28, Martin Costabel ha scritto:
OK, you have the package, but it is not installed. So what happens if
you try to install it by hand?
sudo dpkg -i /sw/fink/debs/libgnome2_2.0.6-22_darwin-powerpc.deb
Password:
(Reading database ... 27194 files and directories currently
Il giorno 03/gen/04, alle 18:08, Martin Costabel ha scritto:
What I still don't know: Do you have these files or not?
No.
What gives
ls -l /sw/etc/gconf/schemas/*access*
Nothing.
dpkg -c /sw/fink/debs/libgnome2_2.0.6-22_darwin-powerpc.deb | grep
access
-rw-r--r-- root/admin 7497 2004-01-
Il giorno 03/gen/04, alle 14:11, Martin Costabel ha scritto:
It should. If it doesn't, there must be some evidence in the output
between the line with the /sw/bin/install... and the error message at
the end.
No error messages at the end of build. Just for install.
uhm, some hints from the out
Il giorno 03/gen/04, alle 11:14, Martin Costabel ha scritto:
Well, libgnome2, of course ;-)
This is the post-installation script that fails. The file should have
been installed just before. Look further up in the output, there
should have been a line like
Just tried rebuilding. Nope.
The line i
Il giorno 03/gen/04, alle 04:27, Bart Silverstrim ha scritto:
Has anyone had problems compiling dia from source on 10.3 with the
latest updated versions of fink?
I had and still have. Now I am stuck installing the required libgnome2:
Preparing to replace libgnome2 2.0.6-22 (using
.../libgnome2_
Il giorno 23/dic/03, alle 00:04, Martin Costabel ha scritto:
And which package does this libgnomeprint.la come from?
It comes from gnome-print-dev
I managed to rebuild it and bonobo DID build afterwards.
Now, the point is: why didn't the same process give results before I
wiped the gnome packag
The problem is that you have some old lib*.la file that has this
/sw/lib/libfreetype.la hardcoded in its dependencies. You would need to
rebuild the corresponding package.
In order to find out which one it is, you can do
grep /sw/lib/libfreetype.la /sw/lib/lib*.la
If this gives some hits, use
Il giorno 07/nov/03, alle 17:31, Alexander K. Hansen ha scritto:
Try updating your package descriptions ("fink selfupdate").
Already done, with rsync method on.
I now see what went wrong: my dists symlink still pointed to 10.2.
Now I have updated it (and also deleted the 10.2x trees) and xfree is
I am on Panther, with Apple's X11 installed.
I manually set the Distribution value in fink.conf to 10.3 (is it
right?)
I wanted to install gtk+2, which depends on pango1-xft2. That's OK, I
suppose.
I'm offered to choose which version of pango to install and I choose
the one fitted for x11 >= 4.3
Lunedì, 25 ago 2003, alle 14:43 Europe/Rome, Alexander Hansen ha
scritto:
Would you like to have emails sent to fink-beginners and fink-users
when the
documentation (FAQ, Running X11, Users Guide, etc.) is updated?
Yes
Ciao.
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This is definitely becoming a problem for me trying to install sw that
look for libraries.
Often libraries installed by Fink don't get recgnized by the configure
scripts.
How can this be worked around (for the moment) and fixed (for the
future)?
Thanks.
Ciao.
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I'm upgrading gimp-print for OS X. The GimpPrint Readme strongly suggest to
install ESP-GhostScript. I don't know which are the real differences
between this and a fink installed GS installation.
I have already installed fink's GS 8.
First question, partially OT: do you think that I really need ESP
At 22:13 +0100 9-01-2003, Alexander Meier wrote:
>i'm aware of the fact, that in the apple x11 one can change the
>usa.keymapping to another one as some peple have posted doing so
>successfully... now where exactly should I do so?
You can do it by starting X11 from the command line (terminal). If
an endless saga...
... but I will make it short...:-)
Background
This problem affected me with the fink-installed XDarwin package and it is
still there with the Apple X11 distribution
Details
I have a PowerMac with a "Apple Pro" Keyboard bought in Italy in early
2001. The keyboard has a "qwerty"
>Or even NetNewsReader Lite.
I tried both the Lite and Pro version. The Pro is more up to date and
doesn't give me troubles with a unicode feed I made.
Anyway, I prefer SlashDock, but its
>In Fink you'll find Evolution, which can read those feeds.
But getting it is a huge download-and-compile th
>I just read on the Fink website about RSS feeds. This looks interesting. My
>question is, how do I read them? If I click on the link in my browser, I get
>the xml-source, which is not very readable. How do I configure my browser to
>properly show the rss feed data?
You should have a reader.
Try S
Anyone here with a working installation of cyrus-sasl?
I have tried to install, but it doesn't compile.
I need to get cyrus-sasl installed in order to install openldap-ssl
Ciao.
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I'm trying to find a newsfetcher, that downloads specific newsgroups to a
spool directory, allowing further reading with Tin or slrn.
I tried installing leafnode, but I understand that there's no way of
chosing which ng download.
I dl and tried to build suck, newsstar and newsx, but build failed (I
At 13:23 +0200 4-10-2002, Martin Costabel wrote:
>Try if the update works when libxpg4 is not installed.
It worked!
Thanks a lot!
Now back to update
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Yes. I have libxpg4 (outdated).
So...?
Thanks.
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I installed 10.2, DevTools and then started the Fink upgrade procedure.
Something seems to be missing during the execution of the update-fink.sh
script.
I'm sorry for the length of the message, but I wanted to post the most
important parts of the script output. If you don't' think you can help wit
>I installed the MacGIMP installation, which included the old 0.2.something
>fink package, and attempted to update it,following the instructions at:
>http://fink.sourceforge.net/download/puma-kit.php
>
>where I had to do the following commands:
>
>sudo dpkg -i apt_0.5.4-1_darwin-powerpc.deb
>sudo
Is possible to modify the parameters used to get the sources via curl, so
that the user has a little feedback on the ongoing download (speed and,
above all, the dimensions of the file)? For a 56k user that would be
important.
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Improve terminal/script startup time
Fri, May 17 '02 at 09:02AM from: the_shrubber
Ever notice how Terminal just sorta sits there when you start? Or if you
have a script, sometimes it just seems to do nothing for a bit before
actually doing its stuff. The reason
>You can tell which version is being used thusly: 'which locate' will
>return '/sw/bin/locate' if it's the fink version (in a default
>fink installation) and will return '/usr/bin/locate' if you are using the
>default Darwin locate.
Thanks. As I suspected, it is the Darwin version, now running. A
Hi, first post here, so hello everyone. I looked at the first pages of
archives, but didn't find out if this has already been pointed out: so,
sorry if it's already been said before.
Lately, I noted that launching locate always gave me some output (I can't
say if it was complete or not) and then
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