[EMAIL PROTECTED] [~]$ fink checksums
Information about 2330 packages read in 10 seconds.
Checksum of tarball /sw/src/povuni_s.tgz of package povray-3.1-6 is
incorrect.
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for proftpd and gproftpd I require /etc/shells and /etc/ftpusers for read
write, and staying with the fink tradition I'd like to move these files
into %p/etc as to no modify system files, I have a copy of proftpd and
gproftpd in my experimental dir that use %p/etc and in the proftpd install
I use t
fixed to use python22 and in stable now.
Benjamin Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> pilot-link9 (wants python23)
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this is why we have the flag IMHO, else we'd make the buildonlydepends
flag in fink, all -dev pkgs = buildonly depend :) we figured there would
be rare cases where this wouldn't be so and left the feild to the
maintainer's disgrestion :) That is my stand on it.
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nope, it does work causes - is higher then R
Kyle Moffett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>I don't think that will work, as 8RC2 > 8 from dpkg's point of view.
>This should
>have originally been done as
> %v=1.2.7. %r=1.2.8rc2-1
> or
> %v=1.2.8 %r=0-1.2.8rc2-1
-=[JFH] Justin
I'm about to release proftpd 1.2.8 final and RC2 is in unstable ATM and
this is what I'm gonna do, unless someone objects in the next hmm 30
minutes :)
Current: 1.2.8RC2-1
New: 1.2.8-Final-1
Kyle Moffett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Here is something I have seen done with Debian. It makes
>less
okay %e is great thanks...and I agree, but I think it will be used, I have
a number of rc pkgs.
Max Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Yes there is: %e (see PkgVersion.pm, line 136).
>
>>Cause I think it'd be nice to have if we start using Epoch more and more.
>
>Well, epochs should only be used as
hehe np, I was just listing them for dmalloc to document or to have record
of it for others... is there an Epoch version percent expantion var?
Cause I think it'd be nice to have if we start using Epoch more and more.
Max Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Yup yup, it still needs to be properly do
since I think i was the first to try and use the new Epoch in fink 0.12, I
think the docs are very limited and completly unclear.
First there should be an example secondly ppl must know to add it to the
Splittoffs as well as the Main pkg depending on the shlibs should have
Depends: %N-shlibs (= :%
Makefile:
libfoo_la_LDFLAGS = \
-version-info 1:0:0 \
-export-symbols foo.exp -export-dynamic \
-module
this makes libfoo.so, libfoo.1.so and libfoo.1.0.0.so which doesn't seems
right to me for a plugin. I remember Clef saying something about
-export-dynamic and -module o
on my Ti ( main install pdflatex is in tetex-base) but I just tried to
build doxygen on my build box which is building everything from scratch
and it seems pdflatex isn't in tetex-nox which is what I thought the
problem was, just it's not in tetex-base which I had installed this time
and got to sam
I figured out that pdflatex is in tetex-base and not tetex-nox, so doxygen
needs to depend on -base it seems though this could be a tetex issue so
I'll cross post this to the devel list as well.
Justin Hallett writes:
>Hi I'm checking all the depends in unstable, and I found
C++ problems, any takers?
Error
index.cc: In constructor `Index::Index(Indexes*, GAptPkgTree*, Filter*)':
index.cc:56: declaration of `tree' shadows a parameter
make[3]: *** [index.o] Error 1
Code
Index::Index(Indexes* indexes, GAptPkgTree* tree, Filter* filter)
: indexes_(indexe
hehe okay I guess I won't :)
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>I prepared two patch files for init.(c)sh, but I cannot attach them to
>the tracker item. I suppose because it is a feature request. I have no
>permission to change it. Could anyone of the developers change that?
-=[JFH] Justin F. Halle
I'll fix the sh variant some time in the next two days, but some one will
have to translate it to the csh version.
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>Maybe you can just open a new "patch tracker" item and post your code
>there.
>We'll clean up the various tracker items later.
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when trying with the 097 pkg you do have openssl097-dev installed at the
build time right? And maybe sending us the error would help. It would be
best if it used 097.
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>Could someone try to install the current m2crypto package and report
>success or failure for me?
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everyone has perl so just embedded it as a default and only make 3 still.
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>> nagios-mysql-embeddedPerl
>>
>> nagios-postgresql-embe. and so on?
>
>If you want to do it, that's the way to go. Of course then you have 6
>packages already.
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I agree with Max, it need a full rewrite, but the base idea is there I
think I need to meet Max in IRC again first though. But I have lots of
pkgs to update first anyhow likely won't even think about it till Saturday.
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>No way, that is not even close to being releasable c
I'll start re working that as soon as i get all my pkgs updated :) I
finally got pilot-link into unstable *phew*
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>Justin, what about your mirror thing too?
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I think my cvs patch could make 0.12 as well, I'll add it to the tacker.
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>more till we release 0.12 - I want to add Ben's epoch support first
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if it's still around once I'm done with the cvs and mirror patches I'm
working on I'll have a look at it.
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>Now only somebody has to do it :-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>What's "fink list -o"? It's not documented.
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I'm all for it!
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>Does anyone object to including FinkCommander on the next Fink .dmg? It
>is pretty mature these days.
>
>I am thinking it would be separate from the .pkg, perhaps in a
>"FinkCommander" folder with its own readme files and such.
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I agree GPLv1 or v2 is still GPL.
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>Our use of the "BSD" license category is already pretty loose -- we lump
>a lot of more-or-less similar licenses together there. I personally don't
>see a need for any more precision in the GPL license category.
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or you can add -I/sw/share/gengetopt
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>For now I just BuildDepends on gengetopt and then copy
>/sw/share/gengetopt/* into the source dir during the PatchScript to
>replace the very old version of getopt included with the source.
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I have a sandbox yes but i leave my fink install like a users so i know it
all works well :)
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>Dont you use ssh to checkout? (most developers do)
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I'll test it as soon as anon cvs works again :)
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>Revision 2 is in unstable since yesterday. Would be great to get some
>feedback on this one since I would like to move it to stable as soon
>as possible.
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I personally don't like it, ppl won't remember it, and if that is the case
there is no point to move from fink.sf.net, but that is my opinion.
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>What did you think of using a host within fink.org? Probably
>web.fink.org (Mail.app recognizes web.* as http: by default) a
This is an important fix, I helped him in IRC to fix this. it is needed
for anyone upgrading mysql and should be added to cvs ASAP, the other fix
I know nothing about.
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>Allow update for old mysql installation (thanks to Steve Kann) by
>adding these two lines:
>NoSetLDF
tha tis it, looks very familiar :)
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>Now, if we could just figure out why Apple didn't remove the inetd line
>from /System/Library/IPServices/IPServices...
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as max noted I'm working on adding xinetd support to daemonic.
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>I'm curious, perhaps Fink could standardize a location in the /sw/etc
>directory, perhaps /sw/etc/xinetd.d and then just add a line to
>/etc/xinetd.conf that says IncludeDir /sw/etc/xinetd.d? This would
>a
or create a startup item for xinetd, it seems to me I remember having to
do this to test proftpd with xinetd.
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>What do you mean by "startup items are more preferred"? Should I
>somehow create a startup item for hotway instead of using xinetd and if
>so, how would I do t
I suggested hq because I found xinehq.de and mplayerhq.de, so I thought it
was a de thing :)
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>finkhq seems to be something very US centric. I guess HQ stands for
>"head quarter" ? In any case, not many people from here would
>associate it with that immediatly. And it wo
I think everyone will vote for fink.info but it's NOT avail
not sure about fink.net but fink.org is avail ATM
and this is discussion is for all, I just wanted to get the core teams
attention at least :P
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>I agree with David that I don't like the 'hq'. To me it doesn't me
if this is the case then fink.org is the logical choice
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>I know one should never shed critique without offering a better
>
>solution. I have no better solution but I know that I will go and
>
>register
>
>
>
>finkdocu.org
>
>finkdevel.org
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I agree fink.info would rule but it's taken so we need an other, what
about finkhq.info?
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>I did offer that as well. I am also still talking to the fink.info
>
>owner and they do not seem too reluctant on sponsoring the domain.
>
>Neither money nor resources seem to be th
what about finkhq both de and com are avail...
finkhq.de was my first though since both Chris and Max are from de it
seems only right to honor them and there country. or finkhq.com it we
want to be in the .com I think .org is avail to, I talked to rand on irc
and he is willing to host it and I'm
wow fink is a *nix dist now...cool
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>being a standard directory in any distribution of *nix I've ever
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excellent for the first time in those 2 years someone that did there
hoework. this is my 2 cents.
first as for /usr/local and /opt install it there, fink allows that.
but after you install into say ./usr/local, do a fink install sdl then
install OSXMplayercrap that just broke fink and you do
I have a better question since I've been reading this question for over 2
years now...
Wlat, Why /usr/local/fink and not /sw?
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> From the FAQ:
>
>Q1.5: Then why did you choose /sw?
>
>A: That choice is quite arbitrary. If you have a better suggestion, post
>it
>to the fi
add -lX11 to the link line
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>plus I don't know how to fix that "illegal reference" error
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to fix this source init.sh in your /etc/x11/init/xinitrc or your
~/.xinitrc which ever your setup to use
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>In order to get the apple X to find the packages, using the customise
>option
>of the X11 Edit menu, I had to give full paths such as /sw/bin/gimp (not
>sure
>why) an
man that would be great for temptress too a new? command, or new unstable?
and new stable? default would be stable of course :)
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>I've now got a script that generates an RSS feed that gives you the new
>packages in the last 7 days, in both stable and unstable.
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with a little of your help we could prolly get temptress to pick this up?
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>I've put together an experimental stylesheet for generating a fink RSS
>news feed, so that whenever news shows up on the main site, it'll also
>be available there. It looks OK, but I'd like some
the thing is, that on any pkg it breaks it's easy enough to fix using
noset and then setting it to the old way. But i still think it needs
testing before a big change like that. Though I would like to get the
first phase of my cvs parser/auto repair into cvs, so I can make a new
patch for selfudp
drm had to forward this to me it seems like I'm not receiving all my
emails, but this is great feedback thanks, and I think they are all good,
I didn't have the last issue though and the vars are reset, but I'll look
into it. I'm about the commit all the other changes though, I was
thinking of ad
how does this look, it also can fix conflicts (cvs errors)...comments
welcome here. I'll past three examples of it, first one uses -q and has
warnings, second uses -y and has warnings and the three is normal with no
warning it won't ask about the dump.
justin@Novaley [/sw/fink/10.2/unstable/main/
I disagree 100% which this, as some users may not know how, and it'd be
harder for us to help, when I make the patch using fink -q selfupdate-cvs
will be the only way to quiet it, any other way will show the changes and
will log the rest an on an error will be asked to save a cvs dump.
[EMAIL PROT
I will also see if I can come up with a good solution for this as well. on
monday :)
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>On Saturday, Dec 28, 2002, at 12:52 US/Eastern, Martin Costabel wrote:
>> Unfortunately, cvs does not have a cleanup option, "cvs update
>> --delete" or something. For a clean solution,
I agree with the verbose level, no need although adding it to -q would be
easy enough though I still say the output needs to get processed. I'll
work on that patch on monday. Can someone open a feature request for it
and assign it to me "TheSin"
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>I don't see the point o
if this is the case I think we should look into this? anyone else see this
yet?
Okay, I think I found the problem.
After trying everything short of reinstalling from scratch (threw out
preferences, removed packages, etc.) I ran "fink configure" and when it
asked what alternate directory to look f
I agree with this 100%, maybe it should go on the task list for the next
release or at least a v1 release.
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>A new execute() style function would have to be added to Services that
>could do the execution, read each line, parse and output on the fly...
>buffering everythi
I think we could just process it with perl and output what we want, I have
done so in my bin dist sricts that way we can add something for C lines
like please fix this file, or something.
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>This looks useful but perhaps it should be tied to the fink "
>verbosity" setting
all the commands are in /sw/lib/perl5/Fink/Engine.pm I wouldn't play in
there but you can find the list at least. New docs are in the making ATM.
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>should be more prominent on the web pages and maybe in "fink --help"
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yup and I sent positive feedback as soon as i tried it.
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>For example, which packages still don't work? gd? You fixed it.
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>We should also start talking about what is needed for fink to have an
>unstable tree bindist.
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i agree it shoudl use fink's popt
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>id3lib3.7-dev is installing popt.h, which is part of the popt package.
>It should get deleted, or even better, id3lib should probably be made to
>build against the popt fink package instead...
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hmm funny when I asked for a dual Ti ppl look at me funny :)
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>Every power mac sold (for the past 6 months) is dual processor. Its an
>all-dual lineup.
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it'll take awhile for the sf mirrors to pick it up...
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>I wasn't able to download the fink-0.11.1-1 source.
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I have checked your version with CPPFLAGS off but this also shuts off
extra support like dlcompat and such.
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>Given that it is not always possible to ignore CPPFlags, perhaps it
>would be best if an oprtion to deinstall packages was available to
>package maintainers. As
true enough, but if the finkcommander users email was the finkcommander
mailing list. well then we'd just be assuming they are on the list which
could very likely not be true. Well it's an idea i guess.
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>That is a serious run on sentence, justin. :)
>
>Anyway that would
this is true but it has to be done somehow i believe it is a cookie on
your system with that browser and since FC wouldn't necessarily use your
browser for a POST request it'd need it's own as Max suggested.
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>It is still true with the new 'remember' facility on SF ?
>I've
or if we made a finkcommander user perhaps or made the sf user
name/password in the configure options I think opening the bug tracker to
the public isn't 100% bad but I think it's fine the way it is now and we'd
need a way to check bugs first to make sure it's not already reported, but
I think in t
is there any way to interact with the sf.net tracker and get FC to
acctually submit the bug it's self?
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>As such, I wonder if it would be possible to change the Feedback
>feature yet again a bit... maybe one could provide a "Report a bug"
>command, which would open the l
I have none, they have worked very well for me since 3.0.7 was in your
exp, so I dem them as stable as the code allows them to be without sound :)
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>Are there any objections?
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should be fine now. Seems they finally move there files to sf policy,
thanks.
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A
>nd it really seems that the xine.sourceforge.net is down (i've been
>trying for 2 days)
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well I've encontered it once so far on a package not mentioned on the
list, but that is it for me so far.
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>haven't encountered a problem I couldn't resolve easily, and not a
>single issue of the above mentioned GCC bug.
so as a temp fix why don't we make use of GCC: 3.1 and if GCC: 3.1 then
CPPFLAGS = -I/sw/include instead of -isystem??
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>Anyway, the workaround (disabling isystem) will quite likely be needed
>for any C++ package. I am not saying i object to it.. isystem may
>actually be
ahhh perfect thanks Max, i guess we should doc this someplace for others.
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>You can, and always could, do this:
>
>SetCPPFLAGS: -I%p/include
>NoSetCPPFLAGS: true
>
>The NoSetCPPFLAGS has only one effect: don't add the default value for
>CPPFLAGS
>
-
OH I understand this, it's jsut I needed it for testing, and I thought I'd
let you know since i didn't nothingn to the patch it's self just the info
file to save you some time later if need be.
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>Fine, but there is really no need for that. First off, I will convert
>the p
two things, #1 i have a libxml2 pkg in my exp that conforms to the new env
vars
#2, is the best way for pkgs that the -isystem breaks it to do a
NoSetCPPFLAGS then use a compilescript to set CPPFLAGS? could we not add
a ResetCPPFLAGS?? that would not include defaults options only what I set?
[EM
i know this isn't top of the list, but when rebuilding or building a
splitoff pkg shoulding it say all the splits?
Now:
sudo /sw/bin/fink rebuild libxml2-shlibs
Information about 1744 packages read in 8 seconds.
The following package will be rebuilt:
libxml2-shlibs
After:
sudo /sw/bin/fink re
well i haven't looked at the output just yet, i will when i get a chance
but I'm telling you now your script isn't doing something cause I just
tested the files for audiofile in cvs and they are fine.
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>Actually, I have a script that runs fink selfupdate-cvs and fink
>upda
I need your OSX version and the output of fink --version please, though i
know what the problem is I just need to know where to fix it.
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>I have been having a lot of problems lately with installing the audiofile
>package. It appears the sources are out of date. I am runnin
perfect that seems to have fix it, I'll put a version depends on
it..thanks msek.
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>Please try glib2-2.0.6-3. I compiled gkrellm2 and it works for me with
>new glib2.
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nope
justin@Novaley [~/Devel/proftpd]$ export LC_COLLATE=C
justin@Novaley [~/Devel/proftpd]$ export LC_TIME=C
justin@Novaley [~/Devel/proftpd]$ /sw/lib/gproftpd/gproftpd
GLib: Cannot convert message: Conversion from character set 'UTF-8' to
'en_US' is not supported
** (gproftpd:26660): WARNING *
hmm did you see what I had to do to fix it though??
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>Interesting, another fink developer had this exact problem just today.
>Not gkrellm specific. His fix was to unset the env var LANG first. You
>probably have LANG as "en_US" in your environment. I think it is a bug
>
I like the "but she" part :)
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>> but she wishes to remain ananymous.
>
>That's funny, I don't know anyone named "ananymous"...
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I've gone through the code and this is true, it also execs everything in
profile.d before the build.
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>I was under the impression that even in the clean build environment
>init/sh got executed: I do have
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I'm working on clanlib, big problems there still, will be a whlile yet and
the new pilot-link as well.
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>and clanlib still missing), for gettext11.
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no, fink would just translate it in the control file for the deb building
phase, and apt and friends don't even know about the .info files only the
debs and there control files.
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>I like this idea better, because doesn't apt and friends use depends
>for runtime stuff? if
there would be a set of work to do on the manager it's self, which would
be tricky but not soo bad, then there would be maintainer cooperation,
which I wouldn't be part of, i have no interest in maintining and testing
every single variant of everyone of my pkgs. We are a small team of
maintainers
I'm not sure that any fink pkg does use them ATM, my system has over 600
pkgs built and most of them I run all the time, and I have both system
ncurses and system-openssl, since the beginning of my install. I have a
few other system pkgs as well see http://www.southofheaven.net/jaglist.htm
to see
still the same
if ((not defined $width and not $dotab) or (defined $width and
(($width eq "") or ($width eq "auto") or ($width eq "=auto") or
($width eq "=" {
$width = &get_term_width();
if (not defined $width or $width == 0) {
$dotab = 1; # not a terminal, fallb
lastest cvs + jag
327 if ((not defined $width and not $dotab) or (defined $width and
328(($width eq "") or ($width eq "auto") or ($width eq "=auto") or
($width eq "=" {
329$width = &get_term_width();
330if ($width == 0) {
331 $dotab = 1; # not a terminal, fallback t
Hi with RangerRick's help I've expanded on the fix-fink utility and was
wonder if I could get opinions and comments as well as knowing if anyone
thinks this would be a useful util and should be added as a fink package?
Please try it and let the list know what you think of it and if you have
any p
not in this case...it works for every link execpt when it links lib A to B
since this pkg has too libs. If I don't like A to B it's fine as well.
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>Usually, this can be avoided by,
>
>NoSetLDFLAGS: true
>SetLIBS: -L%p/lib
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Just
I got a little question...in a Makefile I have
foo_LDADD: $(srcdir)/foo/bar.la
then in the link line I have
$(LINK) -rpath $(libdir) $(OBJECTS) $(foo_LDADD)
this does a
c++ -dynamiclib -flat_namespace -undefined suppress -o
.libs/foo.0.0.0.dylib blah.lo -L/sw/lib -L../foo/.libs -lbar -lc
-
I think it's only in unstable so ther eis no bin dist of it. Check finks
FAQ on the web for using the unstable pkgs.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Is this part of fink? apt-get can't seem to find it.
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Justin F. Hallett - Systems Analyst
install gengetopt. It's GNU getopt with the getopt long function but it's
just the c files and the header not a lib to link..but it's there and
works I use it for many pkgs. Like lftp and i think a few others.
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>Could someone with a working MacOSX 10.2 tell me if there
totally agree to have mozilla you need crypto and to have kdebindings you
need mozilla...easy circle in my head. It's not the the chicken and the
egg.
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>It seems to me that if package foo Depends on package bar, and package
>bar is
>in crypto, then package foo has to be
here or even better would be to fire off and email to the maintainer "fink
info " for the maintainers email.
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>I am currently updating my fink tree using the CVS option. There are a
>couple of obsolete links, newer versions etc of the packages, wich makes
>the installat
Ben, I doubt anyone will object, think of how useful it's been to us, I'm
sure every developer here would love to have the safe convenience.
So of course count me in :P
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>The "experimental" CVS module sounds good to me too.
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J
I agree so long as this is possible
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>no, I do not think that is a good idea. What if some user already has the
>name fink taken? We cannot guarantee that. I think we should not have a
>dedicated user, but everything should be done by cleaning root's env and
>then using p
not if you lock the fink home dir or make /tmp that gets wiped all the
time. It doesn't need a valid home since it's not a real user...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>And if the user somehow changed the .cshrc file at a later date?
>We're then back to where we started.
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what if there was a user named fink? with a clean env?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>The problem with "su -l" is that su invokes a shell. For example, on my
>box $SHELL = tcsh, so "su -l" resets the environment and then launches
>tcsh--which promptly reads my .cshrc and sets all kinds of env variab
well my first thought is if fink could spawn a shell session with out any
env, and source and set what it needs to compile, I'm not sure what this
will break or how ealily this could be done. But ti's a starting point.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Yes yes, I do fully agree it would be a nice thing
IIRC kdemultimedia isn't even ported yet, as a matter a fact I've been
working on it, and it's not likely going to be ported till 10.2 as it need
sem.h in many places.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>I believe it's part of kdemultimedia, and if I recall correctly, for it
>to be enabled, you need to ha
Dave, it's in the patch tracker ATM, it was based on a discussion on the
channel like a few weeks ago. I believe I submitted lftp with the new
changelog field. for testing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Justin, I've never heard of this. What are you talking about?
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I thought the reason of adding assist in development for developers was
kinda understood. There is no real impact for the end user, except maybe
curiosity, but I know i use it all the time and it would be nice if i
didn't have to keep adding it to fink after every inject.pl I run. And
I'd like t
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