At 17:55 Uhr -0700 10.08.2002, paul beard wrote:
>Ben Hines wrote:
>
>
>>
>>
>>What does "fink list xfree" say? You have some conflict somewhere.. 
>>Have you made any packages yourself? Always depend on "x11" never 
>>xfree86-*.
>>
>>-Ben
>
>I'm not sure why I have to get two copies of "blame the end user 
>'cuz it works for me" when one is too many.

Oh come on. Ben pointed out that obviously your setup was not quite 
correct. And as you admitted yourself he was right. Despite this you 
suggested the Fink docs were at fault. However, you were not 
following them (very well possibly by mistake, it's easy to move a 
.bashrc temporarly out of the way and then forget to move it back and 
stuff like that, granted). Ben suggested that so far we had no 
specific complaints, but that we are willing to fix any concrete 
problems you point out. Which you didn't.

And the quote of Ben up there is hardly insulting. He was just 
checking on various things that we have seen in the past to cause 
problem similar to yours. It's a normal thing to do, as these details 
can carry important information.



>  This is as tedious as blaming sourceforge for changing their file 
>structure, and thinking "fink selfupdate cvs" was going to rewrite 
>the file paths .

LOL, I am not sure if that is meant to be a cutting remark, if it 
was, I am sorry but I don't feel cut - if you want to insult somebody 
like that, first research the facts better :-)


>
>Here's what "fink list xfree" returns.
>
>[/Users/paul]:: fink list xfree
>Information about 1347 packages read in 31 seconds.
>
>      system-xfree86   4.2-1        Placeholder package for manually 
>installe...
>  i   xfree86-base     4.2.0-6      XFree86 libraries, utilities, 
>clients and...
>      xfree86-rootles  4.2.0-3      MacOS X/Darwin XFree86 display server.
>      xfree86-server   4.2.0-2      XFree86 display server (stable release)
>
>As I already said, the command to source init.sh was missing from my 
>.bashrc. mea culpa. It's back now. Things still don't work. 
>Storable.pm was installed in perl's search path so it could be 
>located without setting an additional variable.

So you installed storable-pm manually? Are you sure your install of 
it is correct? The normal way for this is to install the Fink 
storable-pm package. Maybe you can temporarily remove that custom 
install of storable pm and see if that helps?
And if you are still manually setting PERL5LIB, try to comment that 
out for now (you can still uncomment it again if it doesn't help).

A fully copy of your .bashrc might be helpful, too.


Max
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