Hi,
I am trying to install Slash on Mac OS X with Perl 5.8.0. I can
configure, make, install everything without problems and
Apache/mod_perl seems to work fine. I cannot, however, use the Slash
installation. To be precise, I cannot use Slash::Apache::User. With
DYLD_PRINT_LIBRARIES turned
On 6/2/03 1:03, Nathan Torkington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
[...]
I get a text transfer of the binary when trying to d/l this in Mozilla, IE
and Omni Web instead of the disk
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
I get a text transfer of the binary when trying to d/l this in Mozilla, IE
and Omni Web instead of the disk image. This is the first time this has
happened for a long time
On 6/2/03 14:30, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
I get a text transfer of the binary when trying to d/l this in Mozilla, IE
and Omni Web instead of the disk image.
wget http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
I'm still using 10.1.5:
bash2.05 phil@localhost ~ $ whereis wget
bash2.05 phil@localhost ~ $ whereis curl
/usr/bin/curl
Aaah, yeah, I forgot all about that. I hate how they replaced wget with
curl - drives me absolutely batty, as curl
At 09:36 PM 2/5/03 -0800, Michael Maibaum wrote:
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On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:37 PM, Chris Nandor wrote:
Now, who is going to do a dmg of Apache / mod_perl / libapreq? :-)
We'll be providing .pkg and .mpkgs shortly, and the packages
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On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 07:37 AM, Drew Taylor wrote:
At 09:36 PM 2/5/03 -0800, Michael Maibaum wrote:
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On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:37 PM, Chris Nandor wrote:
Now, who is going to
Drew Taylor writes:
Perhaps this is a stupid question, but could someone explain the difference
between a disk image (dmg) and a package (pkg)? I know the dmg mounts a
virtual drive, but other than that which is better?
A .dmg is a file containing a filesystem, kinda like a .iso for CD-ROM
On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 09:37 AM, Drew Taylor wrote:
At 09:36 PM 2/5/03 -0800, Michael Maibaum wrote:
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On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:37 PM, Chris Nandor wrote:
Now, who is going to do a dmg of Apache / mod_perl / libapreq?
On 6/2/03 14:30, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
I get a text transfer of the binary when trying to d/l this in Mozilla, IE
and Omni Web instead of the disk image.
I tried `curl http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg'
And got the same binary text d/l (and had to crash `terminal' to stop it :-(
Curl, by default, will spit to STDOUT (ie. your Terminal) not to a file.
I'm not in front of a OS X box right now, but I believe you've got to do:
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:51 AM, Pavel Stranak wrote:
Perl 5.6 works fine with ANY LC_ALL and any LANG in the same shell.
How is it possible?
having gone through this problem a while back, and piecing the jigsaw
together I surmised that
Apple does some compile time magic to
Phil Dobbin wrote:
On 6/2/03 14:30, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
I get a text transfer of the binary when trying to d/l this in Mozilla, IE
and Omni Web instead of
Hey Nat -- Thanks. Downloaded and installed just fine on my t?rusty
G4-350, OS X 10.2.3.
I've been under a major deadline until last week, so I've just been
watching everyone's travails with upgrading their OS X Perl
installation. I took the risk of upgrading to Jaguar when it came out,
but
On 6/2/03 16:58, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried `curl http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg'
And got the same binary text d/l (and had to crash `terminal' to stop it :-(
Curl, by default, will spit to STDOUT (ie. your Terminal) not to a file.
I'm not in front of a
I'm using an NSTableView to display a bunch of text. Selecting a
row causes an explanation to appear in an accompanying NSTextView.
I'm able to select text from the latter, but not from the former.
I suspect that this is simply a characteristic of the NSTableView
(using selections to cause
does anyone have an example of a class implementing a datasource for
an outline view? Table views I understand and have working, but I'm
not getting very far with the outline views, and the PB docs aren't
as helpful as for the table views...
Ideally I'd like a class that just wraps a perl hash
At 9:54 AM -0800 2/6/03, Mark Alldritt wrote:
Hi Folks,
I have an XS Perl module that I need to distribute in binary form as part of
a larger Mac OS X application. However, because I want to support Perl 5.6
and 5.8 and these two versions are not binary compatible, I'm looking for a
way to
On Thursday, Feb 6, 2003, at 09:54 US/Pacific, Mark Alldritt wrote:
Hi Folks,
I have an XS Perl module that I need to distribute in binary form as
part of
a larger Mac OS X application. However, because I want to support
Perl 5.6
and 5.8 and these two versions are not binary compatible, I'm
Puneet Kishor writes:
On a related note -- Nat, please, if you could summarize how fink
trashed your system so much that you had to reinstall... that might be
as great a help as creating a perl dmg. Fink makes a very big issue of
how it protects your system by installing under /sw, and
At 5:58 PM + 2/6/03, Tom Insam wrote:
does anyone have an example of a class implementing a datasource for
an outline view? Table views I understand and have working, but I'm
not getting very far with the outline views, and the PB docs aren't
as helpful as for the table views...
Ideally I'd
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:51 AM, Pavel Stranak wrote:
Perl 5.6 works fine with ANY LC_ALL and any LANG in the same shell.
How is it possible?
having gone through this problem a while back, and piecing the jigsaw
together I surmised that
Apple does some compile time magic to
Bruce Van Allen writes:
After all the comments about downloading and wget/curl problems, I just
wanted to let you know that, at least for one person, it worked out of
the box, er, dmg.
That is good to know, thanks! (Maybe I should add an installer
shell script that curl's a page to let me
At 4:55 PM + 2/6/03, Phil Dobbin wrote:
On 6/2/03 14:30, Morbus Iff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please download and test the perl 5.8.0 distribution available from:
http://nathan.torkington.com/tmp/perl5.8.0gnat1.dmg
I get a text transfer of the binary when trying to d/l this in Mozilla, IE
Bruce Van Allen writes:
After all the comments about downloading and wget/curl
problems, I just wanted to let you know that, at least for one
person, it worked out of the box, er, dmg.
I went you one better--after it installed it, I fired up CPAN and installed
Class::DBI, along with its
Nathan Torkington wrote:
However, I'd several times interrupted fink attempting to compile
things from source, and I wonder whether one of those might have give
me the GNU du in /usr/bin instead of in /sw. I'm not certain enough
to blame fink for that. [...] But finding a stray du in /usr/bin
I'm using MacOSX::File::Info to get the Type and Creator codes for files.
In trying to print these (e.g., via NSLog and in an NSTextView), I ran
into a peculiar symptom: not only did the code not print, any following
information on the line also disappeared.
After a bit of research, I confirmed
On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 10:14 AM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
Something like this:
BEGIN {
if ($^V =~ /5.6/) {
use lib /Library/AppName/Perl5_6;
} elsif ($^V =~ /5.8/) {
use lib /Library/AppName/Perl5_8;
} else {
die Unknown Perl version found.;
}
}
Nathan Torkington wrote:
Are you running Jaguar? I'm on 10.2.3 and have /usr/bin/du too,
not /sw/du, but it doesn't look like a problem. In fact, fink
doesn't even list a du package.
% which du
/usr/bin/du
% ls -al /sw/du
ls: /sw/du: No such file or directory
The fileutils package includes
At 16:44 -0800 6/2/03, Rich Morin wrote:
I'm using MacOSX::File::Info to get the Type and Creator codes for files.
In trying to print these (e.g., via NSLog and in an NSTextView), I ran
into a peculiar symptom: not only did the code not print, any following
information on the line also
At 11:44 AM +0800 2/7/03, Peter N Lewis wrote:
File types and creators are arbitrary binary 4 byte numbers. ...
Thanks for the clarification! I now print the values both as
sanitized text and in hex:
# ftype - format type (or creator) value
#
sub ftype {
my ($code) = @_;
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