Perhaps the startup daemons were created automatically?... When I googled installing the mysql5 port it mentioned to manually execute the startup launchdaemons. As I said in an earlier email I am relatively new and naive but none the less everything looks good now.
Thanks a lot guys for the great package maintainer! On 6/4/07, Ryan Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Jun 4, 2007, at 09:57, Evan Burrows wrote: > Yeah I tried that the other day with no luck. Then I figured it > out. It seems as though the fact that it was retaining my previous > install information when I originally installed darwinports was > what was causing the issue. After installing the new version of > macports and doing a selfupdate left me with the same problem. It > was late at night by the time I did that so I just wiped my > macports install and all its references and did a fresh install and > then just ran a quick shell script to install everything I wanted > over night. The next day when I checked everything I created the > startup items for the services I wanted and rebooted and I have a > fully functional macports install again. Still a little weird why > the uninstall never worked but it is working now so that is all > that matters. What do you mean, created the startup items? MacPorts should be creating all the necessary startup items (or, rather, LaunchDaemon plists, on Mac OS X 10.4). For which ports did you have to manually create them?
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