Has anyone had success in getting gFTP to work with Fink and OSX 10.2?
After installing, when I try runnng "gftp &" I get the following
message...
GLib: Cannot convert message: Conversion from character set 'UTF-8' to
'en_US' is not supported
(process
I just installed fink and was running the fink selfupdate-cvs, and I
keep getting the same thing, not beign able to connect to the cvs.
I'm using the anonymous login. We are behind a basic firewall here,
but we don't have any proxy server. What am I doing wrong?
Now logging into the
At 14:59 Uhr -0500 08.11.2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I installed fink on a OS X 10.2 system behind a firewall.
As told in the fink FAQ it is impossible to update the available packages
from CVS behind a firewall.
Actually, we have a package, cvs-proxy, that can tunnel thru HTTP
prox
I just installed fink and was running the fink selfupdate-cvs, and I
keep getting the same thing, not beign able to connect to the cvs.
I'm using the anonymous login. We are behind a basic firewall here,
but we don't have any proxy server. What am I doing wrong?
Now logging into the
At 0:39 Uhr -0500 08.11.2002, David J. Braden wrote:
Max,
Just a quickie to thank you and your fellow finksters (Finkfreunden
?!?) for all that you have done, and continue to do, with this
project. It is opening up a *lot* of stuff to me.
Thanks a lot, we are really glad to hear that :-)
In
Hello,
I installed fink on a OS X 10.2 system behind a firewall.
As told in the fink FAQ it is impossible to update the available packages
from CVS behind a firewall.
Is it possible to manually obtain te package descriptions from CVS (through
a browser) and put them where they should be on my s
Le vendredi, 8 nov 2002, à 15:54 Europe/Paris, Alexander Hansen a écrit
:
Also, you might want to install your homebuilt package into /usr/local,
rather than /sw.
Since it is a fink package, I prefer to use the /sw/fink/dists/local
folder and it works perfectly with new info and patch files.
Le vendredi, 8 nov 2002, à 15:46 Europe/Paris, Chia Hung a écrit :
I don't think that Fink will care about the program that you are
installing
which has no Fink package info.
But it has, that's a Fink package. However I've received instructions
from the maintainer and all works now. I use the
It could be. See if "fink scanpackages" will work.
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 12:21, Richardson, Thomas wrote:
>
> I replaced the http directives with the following:
>
> file://Users/trichardson/dists current main
> file://Users/trichardson/dists current crypto
>
>
> I saw a similar problem in the
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 00:03, Alex Vaughan wrote:
>
> "
> [dhcp-303:/] avaughan% startx --quartz
> 11:59:22pm
It should be
startx -- -quartz
> Sorry for the super long first post. Running osX 10.2.1.
> fink: Package manager version: 0.11.0; Distribution version: 0.4.9.cvs
>
>
> Thanks for y
I replaced the http directives with the following:
file://Users/trichardson/dists current main
file://Users/trichardson/dists current crypto
I saw a similar problem in the archives in which someone was getting package
errors. The answer to that problem was to run "fink scanpackages". Could
this
Also, you might want to install your homebuilt package into /usr/local,
rather than /sw.
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 09:46, Chia Hung wrote:
> I don't think that Fink will care about the program that you are installing
> which has no Fink package info.
>
> You should, however, have the following lines
I don't think that Fink will care about the program that you are installing
which has no Fink package info.
You should, however, have the following lines in your .cshrc file in your
home directory:
setenv CFLAGS -I/sw/include
setenv LDFLAGS -L/sw/lib
setenv CXXFLAGS $CFLAGS
setenv CPPFLAGS $CXXF
If you have X11, but didn't use the fink xfree86-* packages, you'll need
to install system-xfree86. Do you have it installed?
On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 22:15, Ryan Poling wrote:
> When trying to install ddd, I issue the following command:
>
> fink install ddd
>
> It tells me that it needs to instal
You can't use apt-get yet for 10.2--the binaries that are available are
10.1 versions, and not all of them work on 10.2.
Since you did a clean install, it might be worth it just to do a
bootstrap--there's a new version of the source install tarball on the
fink website (http://fink.sourceforge.ne
Do you have "source /sw/bin/init.csh" in your .cshrc ? If not, put it
there.
If you're running a Bourne-type shell you would have ". /sw/bin/init.sh"
in your .profile .
On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 18:55, Don Lavelle wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your help before. I feel silly, seeing as the solution w
Could it be that your xfree86-base is not up to date? Have you done fink
selfupdate-cvs or fink update-all lately?
Chia
On 11/7/02 9:15 PM, "Ryan Poling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When trying to install ddd, I issue the following command:
>
> fink install ddd
>
> It tells me that it needs
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