On Sun, May 14, 2006 at 05:28:00PM -0700, David R. Morrison wrote:
BuildDepends: (%m = powerpc) foo, (%m = i386) bar, bas
I'm not sure you want quotes there. In a conditional, *everything* is
a literal string--it's not shell-like at all.
The on ppc you have a builddepends on foo and bas, and
Hi folks:
I used Martin's script to get cvs working on one of my machines
(worked great), but I want to use cvs on two others that were for the
time being using fink selfupdate-rsync. I can't figure out what to
change to get back to fink.cvs.sourceforge.net,
eg:
% fink selfupdate-cvs
Mike Zanker wrote:
Sorry - a little off-topic but I guess there is expertise here :) I
I would suggest to go on a more specialized forum like darwin-dev.
Or file a bug with Apple directly.
tried running /usr/sbin/snmpd on a new Mac Mini core duo - it just gives
the error message:
init_kmem:
Jeff,
The gcc developers are still hashing over how to introduce the
required patches for gmp 4.2.x since it no longer builds gmp against
mpfr and must gfortran must link mpfr in explicitly. The patch I sent
you a few weeks ago is still valid and can should be used for the gcc
4.1.1 package in
Mike Zanker wrote:
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You'll probably find the error in /var/log/snmpd.log.
Yes, found it. Same as yours.
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On May 13, 2006, at 3:23 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Now that cvs is up again, I guess everybody is reinventing the
wheel in the form of a little one-liner to convert their local CVS
repository to the new style.
To save others the time for testing, here is one that worked for me
(cut in
William Scott wrote:
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Setting up base Fink directory...
/usr/bin/su wgscott -c 'cvs -z3
-d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/fink checkout -l -d fink dists'
ssh: connect to host cvs.sourceforge.net port 22: Connection refused
Until a new fink release that knows about the new system makes its
I have a vague recollection that this was discussed before but
couldn't find it in the archives. Sorry.
Is there a way I can do a conditional test in the BuildDepends field,
so that I can have the package depend on dependency A on ppc and
dependency B on i386?
Thanks.
Bill
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On May 14, 2006, at 10:41 AM, William Scott wrote:
Hi folks:
I used Martin's script to get cvs working on one of my machines
(worked great), but I want to use cvs on two others that were for
the time being using fink selfupdate-rsync. I can't
Dear Martin et al:
For the record, this worked flawlessly on 3 computers:
Thanks, yet again, for your help, Martin.
Bill
On Sun, 14 May 2006, Martin Costabel wrote:
William Scott wrote:
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Setting up base Fink directory...
/usr/bin/su wgscott -c 'cvs -z3
-d:ext:[EMAIL
Martin Costabel wrote:
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I guess something like this should be mentioned on the home page, too.
Forgot to say that this works in the same way for both anon CVS access
and for developer access.
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On 5/16/06, William Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Martin et al:
For the record, this worked flawlessly on 3 computers:
Thanks, yet again, for your help, Martin.
Bill
On Sun, 14 May 2006, Martin Costabel wrote:
William Scott wrote:
[]
Setting up base Fink directory...
/usr/bin/su
Now that cvs is up again, I guess everybody is reinventing the wheel in
the form of a little one-liner to convert their local CVS repository to
the new style.
To save others the time for testing, here is one that worked for me (cut
in four to avoid chopping by mailers):
find . -name CVS
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