I just realized I never sent out an official announcement about this, but I am
not maintaining any of the fink packages assigned to me anymore. I do not have
any of the fink tree set up on my machine at the moment, otherwise I would go
ahead and change the maintainer of my packages to none.
(I do
Also note that singular-factory and singular-libfac "Replace:" singular,
which didn't exist until now. (or at least not in 'my' lifetime of fink)
Daniel
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> Daniel Henninger wrote:
ine to
indicate that it needed to be changed by hand. Just wanted to make sure I
was right about /sw being forbidden before saying it. ;) Thanks!
Daniel
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"The most addictive drug in the world is music."
- The Lost Boyz
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Is this not against fink policy?
DescPackaging: <<
Don't mind the following result:
$ fink -v validate xinitrc.info
Warning: Patch file appears to contain a hardcoded /sw. (xinitrc.patch)
You must *manually* ensure the prefix cleanness.
<<
There are always sed-based methods to automate setting up
Was a decision ever made about the JSR1.4 package? It still requires you
to download the source yourself and toss it into /sw/src. Judging from
the comments, this is against policy. Does the package submission need to
be rejected or is there still some grey area about it?
Daniel
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"The most
I was just wondering... why is the package description warning length
different for -v validate than it is without -v? It doesn't seem like -v
is meant to be "more restrictive", but..? On a related note, I let a
package on through because it had a fine length under validate, but it was
complained
Hi folk,
I'm putting together an erlang package (with the intended goal of
packaging ejabberd as well). Erlang is governed by the "Erlang Public
License", which is not one of the available licenses. So what do you
recommend I do? Thanks!
Daniel
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"The most addictive drug in the world is mus
Just so folk know. ;) I haven't gone stagnant or anything with my fink
packages. jwgc beta4 is the version i left it at and well... the beta 5
release I put out is ... not all that good IMO. Some things don't
behavior in a happy shiney manner. Anyway, I noticed there has been some
house cleani
>> 1. installation prefix -- aolserver is much less hairy to deal with
>>if it were installed in /sw/aolserver. But, that goes against the
>>recommendations in the devel FAQ. Opinions?
I actually run into this situation from time to time at work and what I
find to be a reasonable solution
> 3) you may have to run `fink index` here first, but try `fink -Kk build
> jwgc`
What's -Kk? I don't see it in any docs.
Daniel
> Your source file does not have to be downloadable at this time, just put
> the
> tarball in /sw/src.
> After the build look at /sw/src/jwgc-%n-%v and /sw/src/root-j
to
know.
I'll keep irc.freenode.net in mind! Seems like more and more projects I
work with are setting up rooms there. =) Apparantly I should hop on
there more often. =D
Thanks much for your help!
Daniel
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"The most addictive drug in the world is music."
- The Lost
Folk,
I'm having troubles figuring out how to set up a fink package exactly.
I'm quite familiar with RPMs and fink's package files definitely seem
similar, but what I'm not sure of is how to test-build a package outside
of the tree... or is that not possible? I'm getting the impression that
all
>> Hi, earlier I asked (well, I don't know if it made it to the list... I
> It did, after 10 hours.
=) Yeah.. of course the very second I sent that message, I came back to
my inbox to find that the other had arrived. I wonder if it got
auto-released since I joined the list at that time.
> I gu
Hi, earlier I asked (well, I don't know if it made it to the list... I
submitted it before subscribing) what it would take to help out
maintaining some packages and adding my own package to the list. I'm
going through the list of packages without maintainers and here are the
ones, for now, that I
Howdy folk,
I just noticed that y'all have quite a few packages without a maintainer.
I'd be willing to look into maintaining some of them, but also I'd like to
see about putting together a package for my own jabber client. What do I
need to do to get involved, so to speak? Thanks!!
Daniel
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