where the heck do I get the termcap library? One bit of software I've
been trying to compile keeps bombing out. I think it's because there's
no termcap.
any help would be ENORMOUSLY appreciated.
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When I try to execute a command from a program I just installed with
FinkCommander, I get a "Command not found" message.
For example, I downloaded ddd, and it opens properly when I execute it
directly from within /sw/bin/ . When I'm in another directory, though,
and I type "ddd", I get the mess
I ended up finding and editing the .info file to remove the postgres dependencies. As
far as I can tell, "fink install gnucash" installs the equivalent of "fink install
gnucash*" which includes gnucash-sql. I couldn't figure out how to do "fink install
gnucash gnucash-docs !gnucash-sql", so ed
You don't have to wipe /sw to go to binaries--although you may have to do
some downgrading of packages.
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there a way I can override a dependency? I'm trying to install gnucash from
> source, it seems to require postgresql-libs, which fails due to
>From your home directory, try "ls -a" to list all files.
If you don't have a .tcshrc, then it's something else, such as using a Mac
editor and saving with Mac linefeeds.
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, william wisse wrote:
> I am having the same problem as this question from the Fink FAQ.
>
> Q3.18: I've
Is there a way I can override a dependency? I'm trying to install gnucash from
source, it seems to require postgresql-libs, which fails due to:
g++ -c -DHAVE_NAMESPACE_STD -DHAVE_CXX_STRING_HEADER -DDLLIMPORT="" -Wall
-Wmissing-prototypes -Wmissing-declarations -fno-common -traditional-cpp
-I
.tcshrc lives in your home directory. Files beginning with a dot are
invisible to the finder. Make sure you add the search criterion
"visibility: either" in Find File. Either that or just type "cat
~/.tcshrc" in a terminal to show it's contents, if any.
On Sunday, February 23, 2003, at 07:49 P
I am having the same problem as this question from the Fink FAQ.
Q3.18: I've edited my .cshrc and started a new terminal, but I still get
"fink: command not found".
A: (This assumes you are using tcsh). When tcsh is started, it first
reads system-wide scripts, and then those for your user accou
I'll put it on the list, so that some more brainpower can be brought to
bear.
It looks like the package database has forgotten about your installed
packages--you get thd darwin and macosx packages because they get read
from your system.
It looks like you didn't lose any of the files installed by
I am currently using KDE kate / kwrite and they both respond similarly
so I assumed its a KDE thing: Shift/+= key highlights back, Shift/8*
does nothing.
Kinda hard to program Java/JS without the + key.
Have latest Fink, X11 and unstable build of KDE
Any else out there experiencing this?
Tha
How can we know if you don't tell us the error--i.e. send at least the
output from your compilation?
If you mean the dependencies, you certainly could delete them: "fink
remove " would do it.
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, jose manuel wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Due to any reason I'm unable to c
jose manuel wrote:
Hello,
Due to any reason I'm unable to clarify, Bitchx-gtk compilation and
instalation failed with an error, how could I delete things and start again?
Any way to manually delete packages installed by this app.? Or know anything
about what fink did..?
If you look at
Hello,
Due to any reason I'm unable to clarify, Bitchx-gtk compilation and
instalation failed with an error, how could I delete things and start again?
Any way to manually delete packages installed by this app.? Or know anything
about what fink did..?
Regards.
--
Jose M. Laveda
Does "fink list -i" show the correct installed packages? If so, then this
may be a Fink Commander specific issue, and you'll want to check the Fink
Commander mailing lists (go to http://finkcommander.sourceforge.net).
On Sun, 23 Feb 2003, Aleksi Aaltonen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently installed Fin
You can install the binaries using the low-level dpkg command:
dpkg --install
where the latter means that you have to give the filename, including path
information, rather than just the package name.
If /sw/fink/debs is still intact, you can use the symbolic links there as
your filenames, rathe
Hi,
I recently installed FinkCommander, which is a nice piece of software.
However, after installing phphmyadmin with FinkCommander, Fink
(cmd-line fink and FinkCommander) seems to have lost the information
what packages I have installed. FinkCommandet claims that the only
installed software a
Without going into details about HOW it happened, how do I recover from
a situation in which I have stupidly deleted information about all
packages (including .tar.gz's), but not the binaries?
I am in the middle of doing a selfupdate and update-all, but is there
an easier, more automatic way to
No fink will downgrade it for you, just run those commands. :)
Matt
Guy Lauquin wrote:
do I need first to remove python 2.3-2 before and how? fink uninstall
python-2.3-2?
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Try this,
fink install python-2.2.2
fink rebuild numeric
fink rebuild pmw
fink install pymol
Guy Lauquin wrote:
Thanks,
I am running unstable. I had no python installed before trying to
get pymol, so the version of python was probably the last one,
2.3-2 because it was downloaded as depend
Try this,
fink install python-2.2.2
fink rebuild numeric
fink rebuild pmw
fink install pymol
Guy Lauquin wrote:
Thanks,
I am running unstable. I had no python installed before trying to get
pymol, so the version of python was probably the last one, 2.3-2
because it was downloaded as depend
Are you running stable or unstable, what version of python do you
have installed 'fink list python'. Try 'fink rebuild python' and see
if that helps, also pymol is currently broken in unstable due to the
new python update, but hope to have that fixed shortly.
Matt
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