Making a link in /xxx/xxx/xxx/mirror/fink/10.3 where dists points to the
current directory cleared the original problem. I then ran 'fink
scanpackages'. After I ran 'apt-get updates' which finished with this
output:
xxx007:~ root# apt-get update
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building
On Jul 27, 2004, at 11:01 AM, Ben Herbert wrote:
Making a link in /xxx/xxx/xxx/mirror/fink/10.3 where dists points to
the current directory cleared the original problem. I then ran 'fink
scanpackages'. After I ran 'apt-get updates' which finished with this
output:
xxx007:~ root# apt-get
Ben Herbert wrote:
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I know mutt is there. When i run find . -name *mutt* I get this line
(among others):
./mirror/fink/bbraun/10.3/stable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/net/mutt_1.4i-21_darwin-powerpc.deb
You can install this package by hand using dpkg:
sudo dpkg -i ./mirror/[and so
Hello,
I am running fink version 0.7.0 on a Mac OS X version 10.3.4 and darwin
kernel 7.4.0. I have rsync'd a fink repository on our file space. I
would like to use apt-get to install binaries on our Mac systems. I
edit /sw/etc/apt/sources.list to the necessary path:
deb
Ben Herbert wrote:
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deb file:/xxx/xxx/xxx/mirror/fink/10.3 stable main crypto
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Failed to fetch
file:/xxx/xxx/xxx/mirror/fink/10.3/dists/stable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/Packages
File not found
As you can see, it add 'dists' into the path. I can't get apt-get to
not add 'dists' into the
