Hi there,
Yes, after sometime of desperate search I have figured this out as well.
Since approximately 1 1/2 mozilla 1.0rc3-1 and it's related libriaries
are compiling. So, I keep fingers crossed.
Anyway thanks for help and patience to the three of you. It's amazing
to see how quick and nearly always precise the help occurs. I hope one
day I can turn the page around and help other newbies as well.
Cheers,
Roman
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On Fri, 31 May 2002, Jean-François Mertens wrote:
> It is "unstable/crypto" that must be added.
>
> JFMertens
>
>
> On Thursday, May 30, 2002, at 08:36 , Chris Devers wrote:
>
> > Roman Poeschl wrote:
> >> Now a stupid question, how can one update from unstable (e.g. to 0.9.9
> >> or to your version)
> >> I have added 'unstable/main' to /etc/sw/fink.conf and did run fink
> >> install mozilla but it always tells me no packages to install since
> >> he always finds mozilla 0.9.8.1.
> >
> > Did you add unstable to the *beginning* of the Trees line in fink.conf?
> > It's possible that, if you added the line to the end, that you're
> > picking
> > up the installed stable version over the available unstable ones.
> >
> > Trees: unstable/main unstable/crypto unstable/bootstrap stable/main
> > stable/crypto stable/bootstrap
> >
> > Note that I'm slightly talking out of my ass here. This advice is
> > canonical,
> > and has been given by other when the question has come up in the past.
> > But
> > I've just realized that that *isn't* the setting I have been using -- I
> > accidentally had the unstable items at the end -- and yet I wasn't
> > having
> > any problems. So, I *think* this will help you (if nothing else, it's
> > the
> > "right" way to set up fink.conf), but seeing as I had the "wrong"
> > setting
> > and still had no problems, it's possible that your issue is elsewhere.
> >
> > Possibly, you can do a "fink remove mozilla" to uninstall the 0.8.x
> > version
> > (while keeping the .deb around if you want to reinstall it later) then
> > follow that up with a "fink install mozilla" or, if that doesn't find
> > the
> > newer version automagically, "fink install mozilla 1.0rc3-1" to get the
> > current latest version.
> >
> > The other question, playing into that last idea particularly, is that
> > you
> > may need to run a "fink selfupdate-cvs" to update your catalog. It
> > could be
> > the case that your catalog really doesn't have anything newer than
> > 0.9.8.
> > Generally it's a good idea to run a selfupdate frequently; my habit is
> > to
> > run one before most installs ("fink selfupdate-cvs ; fink install
> > mozilla")
> > just so I don't run an installation that is outdated. It happens.
> >
> >
> >
> > -- Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Systems Administrator, Unix advertising systems, Boston.com
> >
> >
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