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Nicholas Harbour has sent me a tar with fatback-1.4 sporting a proper
GPL in the COPYING file.
Will this sort the problem out?
cheers,
martin
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se it under the GPL. Subterfuge I know, but it
worked.
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| p.s. You're lucky, I haven't worked here for 2 years and just came back
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statement from the author acknowledging it is
invalid, and stating that fatback is wholly covered by the GPL.
Did it now make it to the list? I'll forward it now.
cheers,
martin
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cheers,
martin
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The CustomMirror example shows an incorrect heredoc syntax. It opens
with << and closes with >>. Should close with <<.
This can be seen at
http://fink.sourceforge.net/doc/packaging/reference.php?phpLang=en --
right under the "Unpack Phase" subtitle.
regards,
martin
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The CustomMirror example shows an incorrect heredoc syntax. It opens
with << and closes with >>. Should close with <<.
This can be seen at
http://fink.sourceforge.net/doc/packaging/reference.php?phpLang=en --
right under the "Unpack Phase" subtitle.
regards,
peed
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You already have the package descriptions from the latest Fink point
release.
(installed:0.7.0 available:0.7.0)
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. BTW, adding
new package sources to fink seems to be more complex than on Debian.
Strange.
You mention some X11 related exceptions. I'd like to know what
mechanisms does it use to manage the "outside" files, and I can't find
anything about it.
regards,
martin
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which is packaged in four parts: the core midgard
library, an Apache module, a PHP extension, and a "data" module.
Whatever the solution is, I expect to take the same approach with the
PHP extension, as PHP is provided as part of the default OS X install.
regards,
martin
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a fink bug, or should I be
changing revision number every attempt during a debugging session?
regards,
martin
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`sudo fink -v rebuild libapache-mod-midgard` does not
mention any patchfiles -- it seems to be ignoring the entries in the
info file completely.
The .info and .patch files look like:
$ cat libapache-mod-midgard.info
Package: libapache-mod-midgard
Version: 1.5.0
Revision: 1
Maintainer: Martin Lan
remove.
And that was the last time /etc was seen alive.
After a moment of panic, I fixed it mounting the iBook as a FW device --
connected to another mac. Recreated the symlink, easy enough.
However, I find distressing that I was able to do this so... effortlessly.
m
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