Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Sep 22, 2008, at 9:22 AM, Jay Levitt wrote:
I have a developer who lives in a rural area, with no broadband access.
(OK, stop laughing.) Worse, his 28.8K dialup ISP has an 8-hour max
session time, so anything signifcantly large just can't be downloaded,
period.
Jay Levitt wrote:
Ah! Thanks. I think that is what I'm looking for. (I don't want to build
them on my machine, because there are times he'll want to use different
variants, especially as our configs diverge; he has a Core Duo, so he won't
be able to move to Snow Leopard.)
It should be
, but doesn't say how to create them. Neither
does the man page.
Is there any documentation on creating source packages?
Jay Levitt
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that you want to send him ?
I've been able to create .mpkgs, but those re binary packages. The
guide mentions portpkgs, but doesn't say how to create them. Neither
does the man page.
Is there any documentation on creating source packages?
Unfortunately you can only create the source package
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 10:22 AM, Jay Levitt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a developer who lives in a rural area, with no broadband access.
(OK, stop laughing.) Worse, his 28.8K dialup ISP has an 8-hour max
session time, so anything signifcantly large just can't be downloaded,
period.
I
CDs.)And I want them to include all dependencies.
I've been able to create .mpkgs, but those are binary packages. The
guide mentions portpkgs, but doesn't say how to create them. Neither
does the man page.
Is there any documentation on creating source packages?
There isn't any such thing
