Sorry to trouble the list about a general question, but I am above my head
here. I would like to install a python package from http://www.diffpy.org/
called pdfgui that is written in python. It uses python to install itself and
always ends up with a lipo error lipo: can't open input file:
I am having trouble updating gd2. When I try the upgrade process, I
get the message that I need to install automake1.11. Proceeding with
the install, fink downloads automake1.11 and starts the config
process. The install, however, hangs up upon a check of autoconf
version (must be
A few weeks or so ago, I remember installing openssh via fink on my
macbook pro (15 Al unibody). Using ssh to connect to other machines
worked fine, however, I found that I could not ssh in to my machine
anymore. After scratching my head for a while, I gave up and removed
the openssh
my own copy of leopards
sshd with debug on and a different port. The key line behind the
error seems to userauth_pubkey: disabled because of invalid user.
Does anyone have any idea how this can come about -- a google of the
line was basically dry.
Paul Fons
(debug log from sshd
Upon running fink update-all, I noticed there was a new distribution
of gcc (gcc43) which I then attempted to install. This is on a MacBook
Pro with 10.5.2.
Fink reports unresolvable conflicts in the installation process and
I am looking for suggestions as to what to try next. Fink is
I just attempted to run fink selfupdate after upgrading to leopard
and it appears that there is a hickup. Does anyone have any idea of
what to try. I do have the new Xtools build system installed, but gcc
itself is still 4.0.1. To be honest, I don't understand the error
message how is
I know this is a little off topic, but there are not so many venues
where one can ask a unix based mac question. I have tried a variation
on the monkey and typewriter approach (with me replacing the monkey)
and have yet to come up with a combination of flags that will get the
job
Thanks all for helping me track down the problem. As you suspect it
was a path issue. Quite a while ago now, I found that fink's copy of
teTeX was breaking my TeXShop installation as I was using TeXLive
with TeXShop and the higher precedence of fink's version caused a
variety or
, if
this is not the case, fink is not behaving as expected as the cause
of my problems was pretty clearly moving the fink order in my path
around.
Paul
On Oct 3, 2007, at 6:38 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Paul Fons wrote:
Thanks all for helping me track down the problem. As you suspect
...the actual problem you're having is with the popt package.
What version of the gettext-tools package do you have installed?
Does reinstalling it ('fink reinstall gettext-tools') solve the
building of the popt package?
dan
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Well I mentioned that autoreconf seemed to be different on the PPC
and the Intel macs I had. Upon checking another Intel (Mac Pro) I
found that his also had version 2.60 of autoreconf. I note that in
trying to build popt, I end up with errors due to an undefined symbol
still (where
to it? A detailed clipping of the (failed)
build process is pasted below for reference.
Thanks,
Paul Fons
$fink update-imagemagick
fink: unknown command update-imagemagick.
Type 'fink --help' for more information.
~ $fink update imagemagick
Information about 6561 packages read in 1 seconds
On a MacPro running 10.4.10, I am having some trouble installing an
update to gnuplot. I have deleted my previously installed LaTeX
installation to see if I could complete the build process (thinking
it was a conflict of some sort between tex distributions), but the
same problem persists.
On Feb 8, 2007, at 12:59 AM, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On 2/7/07, Paul Fons wrote:
I am a little late it would appear to enter into the discussion on
fink's internal tex conflicting with external texs, but I thought I
would offer an idea to potentially solve the problem. First, I think
I am a little late it would appear to enter into the discussion on
fink's internal tex conflicting with external texs, but I thought I
would offer an idea to potentially solve the problem. First, I think
that everyone would agree that the (obsolete and discontinued)
version of teTeX
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I just tried updating my fink (which I do every week or so) and
encountered the following error. Any idea why fink thinks that it
needs to reinstall system-tetex again?
Paul
fink selfupdate
... lots of
of three different x11 environments (e.g. fink ignores I have Apple's
x11 already installed). Is the binary installation broken -- and is
there a way to get fink to acknowledge that I have Apple's x11
installed? Thanks for any help.
Paul Fons
1" (no matching packages/versions found) [tachyon:~] paulfons% perl --version This is perl, v5.8.2 built for darwin-2level Any suggestions as to how to get fink to calm down on the issue. Dr. Paul Fons S
not satisfied [etld1220:~] paulfons% fink update etherreal Dr. Paul Fons Senior Researcher National Institute for Advanced Industrial Science Technology METI Optoelectronics Division Umezono 1-1-4 Tsukuba, Ibaraki JAPAN 305-8568 tel
I am trying to compile a set of packages for doing x-ray absorption
spectroscopy. Eventually, I would like to make these part of fink
(they are all open source projects). In any case, I hit a snag in
compiling linking one of the packages which I don't understand. The
package uses pgplot
I am trying to link some code that is written in fortran. All of the
individual modules compile just fine in g77, however, the link step
fails. As I am using the pgplot libraries, I have included the
canonical -framework AppKit and -framework Foundation keywords in my
linking step. For the
I am trying to make a package (that compiled fine under g77 3.1), but
chokes using gcc 3.3.1 when referencing the frameworks keyword:
g77 -O2 -o diffkk ../diffkk/diffkk.o ../diffkk/lib.o ../diffkk/dkinp.o
../diffkk/str2at.o ../diffkk/dkfit.o ../diffkk/dkfcn.o
../diffkk/dklog.o libifeffit.a \
I updated quite a while ago to the third public beta of Apple's X11
and noticed some problems with pgplot updates. In particular, I have
program that links in pgplot. Under the first and second beta of X11,
when a plot was redrawn the pgplot window updated immediately. Now,
with the third
In doing an update-all, I was asked to satisfy a virtual dependency on
qt (below)
Information about 2061 packages read in 1 seconds.
fink needs help picking an alternative to satisfy a virtual dependency.
The
candidates:
(1) qt3: Cross-Platform GUI application framework.
(2) qt3-dev:
I was attempting to run a bltwish application and the script just hung
for no apparent reason. When I attempted to look at the application
via ps in terminal, I was told there were no more processes. I suspect
that I had something like 132 processes running at the time. Since I
am using X11
Hello, I am trying to build and install the tk-extending library
BLT2.4z (plotting functions for Tk) and adding it onto the fink
distributed tcltk. After download the source for blt from sourceforge,
I was pleased to see that configure recognized darwin (but it stated
darwin6.2 -- isn't
Howdy I am trying to compile a portable diffraction software sweet from
NIST and thought it would be a snap as I have tcltk installed from
fink. I hacked the make file included for linux shown below and it
almost worked -- the problem seems to be with the headers in tk.h
specifically symbols
I am trying to compile some code that needs to be compiled with g77. I
have done this one two machines both running the latest g77 from fink
and am now trying it on a third machine. All machines are running
10.2.2. On the latest machine, however, the compilation stops with:
I noticed on the register this morning a report that stated that libpcap sources had been infected with a trojan. They include MD5 checksums for the altered and unaltered sources for double checking. What is the status on the MD5 checksum for fink -- did it have the right checksum. This site
In reference to my earlier note, it would appear that fink is not
immediately in trouble as my copy of libpcap is libpcap-0.6.2-6.info as
opposed to the infected version 0.7.1. I also scanned the sources for
the URL that the Houston group posted and didn't find them. This is
something to be
Hi I am running fink version:
[Quark:~/Ports/horae-005] paulfons% fink --version
Package manager version: 0.10.0.cvs
Distribution version: 0.4.9.cvs
and find that I can't compile the package libxml. I thought this might
have come up before, but a search of the user-list mailing archives
came
Just to get a taste of what apple has bought with its purchase of a cups
license, I installed the fink version. Has anyone else played with this
at all. It would seem to be designed to interact with a web page on the
host at a specified port, but it seems not to be enabled. Any quick
I am an amateur at unix programming and am trying to compile a motif
based application that does
laue diffraction pattern simulations (laueX) (I might even submit it to
fink if I can figure out how to get it to execute).
The compilation goes fine with some multiple definition warnings (e.g.)
Sorry to bother you with something that may be trivial, but I don't know
what to try next. I have been using fink for quite a while and am only
having a problem after a recent cvs update (probably a month or so ago I
would guess) with compiling the update. I am running 10.1.3 and have
Upon updating my fink packages using cvs, fink wished to compile several
new packages.
Some compiled OK, but part way through when fink tries to compile db3,
the compile fails
due to a file (iostream.h) not being found. The specific section where
the error occurs is pasted below:
The weird
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