All people who work on ports should set PLIST_DB to some directory.
This gimmick catches issues with people that forget to bump pkgnames
when committing changes.
Don't hesitate to yell at people who forget that.
Useful trick: locally set PLIST_DB to nothing when tweaking the port,
before the
steven mestdagh wrote:
- upon selecting Help - Online help, I get a segmentation fault.
Thanks for the feedback.
Hum, strange I don't get that on macppc.
- there is this option File - Export to MP3, which requires lame, so
maybe lame can be added to the dependencies, or else you can remove
Hi there,
Has anyone managed to install the gmail notifier extension in
firefox-1.0.6 on 3.7? For me it locks up and I have no option but to
xkill it.
Just a minor is that Help - About displays no version number where
it should too.
Best Regards
Edd
Antoine Jacoutot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, as far as I can see, the only problem so far is the segfault on
Online Help. I can't reproduce this, but I have no sparc64, so if anyone
running that platform could confirm this, I would appreciate.
I'll check that later.
BTW right now I have
Aleksander Piotrowski wrote:
Antoine Jacoutot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, as far as I can see, the only problem so far is the segfault on
Online Help. I can't reproduce this, but I have no sparc64, so if anyone
running that platform could confirm this, I would appreciate.
I'll check that
please help if you can how do i make this work when it keeps coming up user
intervention required
Currently the ports infrastructure normalizes PKGPATH with repect
to CURDIR, however I've noticed that this does not work properly
if you set PORTSDIR_PATH to point to some mystuff directory outside
the normal ports tree.
For example:
$ pwd
/PKGROOT/ACTIVE/mystuff/audio/audacity
$ pwd -P
Brad Ely dixit:
+_PORTSDIR_PATH!=for i in ${PORTSDIR_PATH:S,:, ,}; do cd $$i; pwd -P; done
^^
use readlink -nf
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when God enlightens him. Or
Please test with your favourite applications
Interested in a test on macppc as well, please mail me the full build
file (I don't currently have a machine I can update to -current).
There is some altivec support added it seems, we may need to disable in
the port.
Index: Makefile
On Sat, 10 Sep 2005, Schöberle Dániel wrote:
Using sept. 1 snapshots with iperf 2.0.2 it uses the CPU 100%. With
That's because the patch-include_headers_h sucks. It makes Iperf compile
on OpenBSD but it doesn't make it work: server mode didn't
work at all for me and client managed to
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