hello,
i installed fink yesterday in my computer at work but i seem to be unable to
properly configure proxy settings here (Macmini with Leopard 10.5.8).
the ProxyHTTP line is right in fink.conf (added via fink configure) but i
still can't install anything:
Could not connect to
Not being able to ping from the Mac suggest it could be some sort of
misconfiguration there.
maybe i shouldn't ask this here as it is a fink forum, but any hint where i
could get help then?
i don't remember ever (mis)configuring anything close to that... i only set
up network configuration in
/10 2:16 PM, Paula R T Coelho wrote:
hello,
i installed fink yesterday in my computer at work but i seem to be
unable to properly configure proxy settings here (Macmini with Leopard
10.5.8).
the ProxyHTTP line is right in fink.conf (added via fink configure) but
i still can't install
hello robert,
i never made it work actually. i worked around the problem for a while
connecting to the internet with a 3g modem whenever i needed to install or
update fink, but as i don't have the 3g service anymore i better fix things
once and for all ... :-\
using tcsh, yes.
fink --version
hello,
is there in fink the equivalent of the debian apt-get autoremove command,
to get rid of orphan/obsolete packages?
thx
p.
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i can scanpackages and install apps, but can't selfupdate (see below).
net here is tricky, recently i was having problems with proxy then i updated
to the latest apt-get version and seemed to work out. am i still missing
something?
p.
pcoe...@arya[/Users/pcoelho]: fink selfupdate
rsync -az -q
thoughts? fink and/or X11 related?
cheers,
p.
2009/8/27 Paula R T Coelho paulartcoe...@gmail.com
That would do it. Proxy support got fixed in later revisions of apt,
e.g. the current -1057 .
If you're not able to do cvs or rsync selfupdate through your proxy, we
can still get you an updated apt
=http://pcoelho:pcoe...@172.23.0.2:8080
any thoughts?
paula
2009/8/26 monipol moni...@gmx.com
On 26/08/2009, at 00:34, Paula R T Coelho wrote:
Fink *should* set those environment variables automatically when doing
network access via curl or wget whenever there's a ProxyHTTP entry in
/sw/etc
/8/27 Alexander Hansen alexanderk.han...@gmail.com
Paula R T Coelho wrote:
hmmm... still having some issues with proxy and/or configuration
and/or mirror:
[Arya:~] pcoelho% fink scanpackages
Updating the list of locally available binary packages.
Scanning dists/local/main/binary-darwin
for
dpkg
i apt-shlibs 0.5.4-1054 Advanced front-end for
dpkg
klaptopdaemon 3.5.8-1021 KDE - battery monitor
for laptops
2009/8/27 Alexander Hansen alexanderk.han...@gmail.com
Paula R T Coelho wrote:
this is what i get:
[Arya
That would do it. Proxy support got fixed in later revisions of apt,
e.g. the current -1057 .
If you're not able to do cvs or rsync selfupdate through your proxy, we
can still get you an updated apt package. Let us know if this is indeed
the case and I (or someone else) can post instructions
hello all,
apparently i can't get fink to work through the proxy at work. i have fink
0.9 on leopard, freshly installed. i had run 'sudo fink configure' and added
the appropriate proxy settings in the format 'http://username:passw...@proxy
:port'.
but when i try the selfupdate i end up getting
the packages, which is a relief.
:)
cheers,
paula
2009/8/25 monipol moni...@gmx.com
On 25/08/2009, at 20:18, Paula R T Coelho wrote:
apparently i can't get fink to work through the proxy at work. i have fink
0.9 on leopard, freshly installed. i had run 'sudo fink configure' and
added
Fink *should* set those environment variables automatically when doing
network access via curl or wget whenever there's a ProxyHTTP entry in
/sw/etc/fink.conf, i.e., you shouldn't need to set those variables yourself.
Are you sure that your previous error wasn't mirror-related? If you feel
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