Hi Frank - Thank you for the feedback. I will test out the no_framework
change with lots of ports to make sure it works across the board with
high probability (I can't test -every- port); I'll make sure to include
the py26-PyQt4 port (since I use py26). - MLD
On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 08:53 -0600,
I agree with Rainer all around.
Apple uses frameworks, but most non-OSX-native projects do not they
generally work just fine when ported without frameworks to OSX. Qt and
Python are two of the few exceptions of which I know that can do
framework installs; I'm sure there are others. That said,
I'm trying to run ikiwiki from MacPorts. When I execute:
ikiwiki -setup /opt/local/etc/ikiwiki/auto.setup
it asks for the name of the wiki, and then gives an oh-so-helpful 'Bus error'.
The machine in question is an old Core Duo Mini running 10.5.8; the only ports
installed are
On Sep 1, 2010, at 3:57 PM, Glenn Eychaner wrote:
I'm trying to run ikiwiki from MacPorts. When I execute:
ikiwiki -setup /opt/local/etc/ikiwiki/auto.setup
it asks for the name of the wiki, and then gives an oh-so-helpful 'Bus
error'. The machine in question is an old Core Duo Mini
I need to debug something in BIND9 with the DLZ variant. Since MacPorts puts
things in a prefix, the Mysql libs and includes are not where BIND wants to
usually look.
According to the DLZ docs, you can use mysql_config --cflags and mysql_config
--libs to find out where they are. Of course,
