You shouldn't need to do that for Fink 0.27.6 . It has been fixed to
get along with Apple's sudo.
If you're doing this for other reasons, the article you linked here
tells you to add
Defaults env_delete-="PERLLIB PERL5LIB PERL5OPT"
to /etc/sudoers, and the right way to do that is via visudo. C
The "visudo" command is the appropriate way to edit that list.
Celine Lesaulnier wrote:
> I found this like and can't figure out how to remove PERL from the
> sudoers list. I actually can't find the list...
>
> http://jwadmin.blogspot.com/2007/03/apples-mac-1049-update-breaks-cpan.html
>
>
> Thank
Someone else on -beginners is having exactly the same problem (which I
couldn't replicate on my own system):
I'll send you a link to the latest post, which has some items for you to
check on.
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.os.macosx.fink.beginners/20299
Celine Lesaulnier wrote:
> Thanks for gett
Celine Lesaulnier wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I'm another Mac and fink neophyte working on a Mac OS X v10.4.10,
>> trying to install fink 0.8.1.
>>
>> The installation process goes well until the very end when I get this
>> message
>>
>> ./Services/execute_nonroot_okayok 9/12Can't locate
>> Fink/S
Hi,
I'm another Mac and fink neophyte working on a Mac OS X v10.4.10,
trying to install fink 0.8.1.
The installation process goes well until the very end when I get
this message
./Services/execute_nonroot_okayok 9/12Can't locate Fink/
Services.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /Syste
