Re: Help please

2018-11-18 Thread Dave Horsfall
On Mon, 19 Nov 2018, James Linder wrote: So just turning off the firewall is the easist way and pretty safe (If my modem was broken then why cant you hack it to have no firewall anyway.) I think the huge amount of dis-infomation on the subject is akin to saying if you go hiking without a

Re: Help please

2018-11-18 Thread James Linder
> On 18 Nov 2018, at 8:00 pm, macports-users-requ...@lists.macports.org wrote: > The new bit is a Telstra NBN modem (for Aus’s new high speed broadband.) If any Aus user has tamed the Telstra NBN modem please tell me what and how. >>> Have you tried using a closer mirror

Re: Help please

2018-11-18 Thread Dave Horsfall
On Sun, 18 Nov 2018, James Linder wrote: My motivation in continuing this thread is that unless macports users are rare in Aussie (how sad that would be) then other macport users are certain to have the magic big T$ modem. (T$ is joke reference to Telstra) I do not use the modem wifi, apple

Re: echo and tty issue

2018-11-18 Thread Philip Yao
I am trying to echo like so: echo -ne “hello” > try.mydevice and I believe I have the correct baud rate settings. I can screen into my tty device just fine and everything works on a Linux computer. I found some old stackexchange post mention some problem with echo and macports, so I’m just

Re: echo and tty issue

2018-11-18 Thread Dave Horsfall
On Sun, 18 Nov 2018, Pierre Malard wrote: A simple Shell question: just send standard output to this TTY like that:echo toto > /dev/ where is the serial device used. And you'll need to configure the tty port for speed etc, of course, and that's where it starts to get tricky. It would be

Re: echo and tty issue

2018-11-18 Thread Pierre Malard
A simple Shell question: just send standard output to this TTY like that: echo toto > /dev/ where is the serial device used. > Le 18 nov. 2018 à 18:49, Philip Yao a écrit : > > Hi, > > I'm experiencing an issue with echoing into a tty serial port on my mac. Does > there exist any issues

Re: What installs "pip"?

2018-11-18 Thread Christopher Jones
> > Aha. So, > > keybounceMBP:js-beautify michael$ port select pip pip36 > Selecting 'pip36' for 'pip' failed: could not create new link > "/opt/local/bin/pip" pointing to > "/opt/local/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.6/bin/pip": > permission denied > keybounceMBP:js-beautify

Re: What installs "pip"?

2018-11-18 Thread Russell Jones
On 18/11/2018 17:59, Michael wrote: > On 2018-11-18, at 9:55 AM, Russell Jones > wrote: > >> On 18/11/2018 17:41, Michael wrote: >>> Which port actually installs pip? >>> >>> keybounceMBP:js-beautify michael$ port select --summary >>> Name Selected Options >>> ===

Re: What installs "pip"?

2018-11-18 Thread Michael
On 2018-11-18, at 9:55 AM, Russell Jones wrote: > On 18/11/2018 17:41, Michael wrote: >> Which port actually installs pip? >> >> keybounceMBP:js-beautify michael$ port select --summary >> Name Selected Options >> === >> cython none cython27 none >> db

Re: What installs "pip"?

2018-11-18 Thread Russell Jones
On 18/11/2018 17:41, Michael wrote: > Which port actually installs pip? > > keybounceMBP:js-beautify michael$ port select --summary > Name Selected Options > === > cython none cython27 none > db none db46 db48 none > llvm none

echo and tty issue

2018-11-18 Thread Philip Yao
Hi, I'm experiencing an issue with echoing into a tty serial port on my mac. Does there exist any issues relevant to this with MacPorts? Thanks

What installs "pip"?

2018-11-18 Thread Michael
Which port actually installs pip? keybounceMBP:js-beautify michael$ port select --summary Name Selected Options === cython none cython27 none db none db46 db48 none llvm none mp-llvm-3.5 mp-llvm-3.7 mp-llvm-4.0 mp-llvm-5.0