Re: new certificates using apple-pki-bundle
Eric Gallager wrote: I think that the `certsync` port (alternative to curl-ca-bundle) is supposed to help with this... I have curl-ca-bundle installed. Should I remove it? I read the description Export x509 CAs from the Mac OS X Keychain. The package implements exporting of x509 CAs from the Mac OS X keychain, for use by OpenSSL and gnutls. isn't that the opposite of what I need? I don't want to get stuff from Mac OS X keychain but update the keychain. Or do I get it wrong? Riccardo
Thank you!
Hi, I always write about issues, problems... etc etc... because that is what we do on the mailing list, seek support and improvement for old and older mac versions. My MacBook Pro's HD broke, I had to reinstall from scratch. It went out 99% smooth! Just one package needed a nudge on compiler version. On 10.11 in an evening I was productive again with developer tools (git, subversion, ecc), emacs and gimp! great! Then I also bought an older, MacBook Pro for a bargain (relative, how it discovered) which runs 10.9 Again, I was able to install the same tools up to gimp and have a good second system. Great! (*) If you had a "donate" for support, it would be worth one. Thanks. MacPorts really helps productivity and using OpenSource stuff on Mac!!! Now I can get back with the difficult stuff like 10.5 and 10.6 with those nice old systems. Riccardo (*) except Meld, which is buggy, on 10.11, but completely broken on 10.9 like it is on 10.6 and 10.7
Re: xcode not found while building
Hi Joshua, Ryan, Joshua Root wrote: So make sure you checked oute4b3d80 and not an earlier commit where the version was 8.1 155. If use_xcode is already in the Portfile you're using, you probably need to run xcode-select. thanks you hinted me to the correct statement. I did check out a version before "use_xcode yes" was added to the Portfile. However, it was not enough - ibtool of XCode 8 was required... I was eventually able to build 8.0 r 146 ... Dit try a couple of intermediate version, but not all, so I am not sure it is really the latest to be buildable on El Capitan. Interestingly, offically 9.0 was distributed and worked probably it can be built on later versions of MacOS and is compatible with previous ones, but with MacPorts we do a native build! I will see what I can build then on 10.9, 10.7, 10.6, 10.5 going on :) Maybe somebody else is interested. I wonder if these version can be integrated in official MacPorts, like limiting a certain Max version given the OS or Xcode version? Or making a specific MacVim8 package, e.g.? Riccardo
