Stewart Midwinter wrote:
As I understand, we can install packages either in binary form (with
apt-get) or in source-code form (with fink install). Shouldn't the
results be the same in either case, at the end of the day?
My problem is the following. If I do fink updateall, the process fails
because python24 fails to install. Specifically, python24-socket fails
to install after failing to make a directory.
You have to find out why socket.so is not built in your case. This
should be visible much earlier in your build log than what you had
showed so far. It is perhaps even a problem in the configure phase.
As for why it tries to build python24 although you have the binary
package installed: They are probably not the same version. Fink tries to
install the latest available version.
--
Martin
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