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Mojca Miklavec wrote:
| Hello,
|
| I have decided to reinstall fink from scratch as most dependencies
| were completely broken (and I didn't find any way to fix it).
| Now I have tried to install gnuplot-nox, but got this error:
|
|  cd tutorial
|  make pdf
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg1.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg1.plt ; fi
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg2.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg2.plt ; fi
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg3.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg3.plt ; fi
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg4.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg4.plt ; fi
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg5.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg5.plt ; fi
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg6.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg6.plt ; fi
| if test -x ../src/gnuplot ; then GNUPLOT_PS_DIR=../term/PostScript
| GNUPLOT_LIB=. GNUTERM=latex ../src/gnuplot eg7.plt ; else gnuplot
| eg7.plt ; fi
| epstopdf eg7.eps
| make: epstopdf: Command not found
| make: *** [eg7.pdf] Error 127
| ### execution of /var/tmp/tmp.14.Yvw2Iy failed, exit code 2
|
|
| I have chosen to install system-tetex (though I have no tetex
| installed - I only faked a few of the files that fink requests to
| "check if tetex is installed properly", though I know that it's not
| the most sane way to go that way). I have TeX Live (TeX Live-based
| gwTeX, actually). I have epstopdf under /usr/texbin (and works in
| shell without problems):
|
|> which epstopdf
| /usr/texbin/epstopdf
|
| My question is: why doesn't fink find it (or how can I tell him where
| to find it)? Does it modify the PATH so heavily that fink doesn't see
| epstopdf in that slightly nonstandard location? (I didn't have such
| problems when installing gnuplot one year ago, but I had other
| problems anyway, so I do not dare to say that it worked without
| problems before.)
|
| Thanks a lot,
|     Mojca
Fink _completely_ unsets the user's PATH when building anything.  One of 
the major goals of  Fink is to build packages as identically as possible 
on different systems, and thus builds are set up with the same 
environment for every user.
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