Fink uses a homegrown solution called 'daemonic'. You can enable the
daemons with 'daemonic enable foo', disabling them is pretty much the
same. To start them manually...well, you just use the terminal and type
the command. :-) You can also write your own daemonic XML files, put
them in
Daemo
Martin Costabel wrote:
I am at the exact same position as you concerning kde-3.4, 297 packages
updated, 17 to go. I don't think we are both doing something wrong, the
kdesdk3 package is still buggy, despite several fixes in the last few days.
Yes, I was out of town, and had no way/time to actuall
On Mar 27, 2005, at 7:03 PM, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
... and how does one properly ping a maintainer in this situation?
google is your friend ;-)
http://www.google.com/search?q=michael+baudis
- Koen.
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I'm stuck with 18 to go:
bundle-kde-ssl
The following 18 additional packages will be installed:
cervisia kapptemplate kbabel kbugbuster kcachegrind kcal-bugzilla
kdeaccounts-plugin kdesdk3 kdesdk3-base kdesdk3-extra-ioslaves
kdesdk3-extra-kfile-plugins kdesdk3-scripts
kompare kspy kuiviewer pox
... and how does one properly ping a maintainer in this situation?
stanford.edu>:
171.67.12.80 does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 550 5.1.1 stanford.edu>... User unknown;
please visit the Stanford Directory at http://stanfordwho.stanford.edu/
to find the correct address
Giving up on 171.6
--- Martin Costabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> veera venkataramani wrote:
> []
> > I tried to install mozilla-mailnews but had errors
> > with freetype libs.
> >
> > prompt> fink install mozilla-mailnews
> >
> > fink needs help picking an alternative to satisfy
> a
> > virtual dependency. The
lj Palmer wrote:
MacOSX: 10.3.8
Question: Has anyone completed the upgrade to KDE-3.4?
I realize major upgrades have risks. I'm just trying to figure out if
there is a path/method that I'm missing.
I am at the exact same position as you concerning kde-3.4, 297 packages
updated, 17 to go. I don't
Hi, has anyone seen this error with gd-pm580 on 10.2-gcc3.3? I've had to
move a few .info/.patch files over from the 10.3 in an effort to get
bioperl-pm580 updated, so let me know if you need further details.
Thanks, Robert
Manifying blib/man3/GD.3perl
make test
PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /sw/bin/perl5.
MacOSX: 10.3.8
Question: Has anyone completed the upgrade to KDE-3.4?
I realize major upgrades have risks. I'm just trying to figure out if
there is a path/method that I'm missing.
..lj
g5dp:~ grey$ fink -V
Package manager version: 0.24.2
Distribution version: 0.7.1.rsync
g5dp:~ grey$ fink list -
On Mar 27, 2005, at 11:27 AM, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Clemence Magnien wrote:
So if you run :
$ nohup some_command > output_file &
this will run 'some_command', store its standard and error output in
'output_file', and it runs in the background, so you can
do whatever you like with your term, like d
At 9:28 -0600 27/3/05, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
This is neat-hadn't heard of it before. The man page is huge and I'd
like to get more familiar with setting screen to run fink
compilations routing the log to a file (I understand this saves
overhead on the display or buffer). There have been oblique
On Sun, Mar 27, 2005 at 10:27:58AM -0600, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
> Clemence Magnien wrote:
> >So if you run :
> >$ nohup some_command > output_file &
> >this will run 'some_command', store its standard and error output
> >in 'output_file', and it runs in the background, so you can
> >do whatever yo
Don McKenzie Paul wrote:
[]
Are you sure you have the new version? Run
fink dumpinfo gnome-python2-py23 | grep gobject
and see if it returns anything.
-- Martin
The above returns nothing. Is that good or bad?
It is bad. The good versions reply
(export CPPFLAGS='-I/sw/include'; export LDFLAGS=
On Mar 27, 2005, at 11:30, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
So this will also survive a loss of the (parent) SSH connection.
Sounds too good to be true!
It will survive.
(At first I was afraid, I was petrified / I thought that I could
never live without a PTY...)
Matthew Sachs wrote:
On Mar 27, 2005, at 10:28, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Anyhow, do y'all know of a Web site or discussion list or a primer
somewhere? (I did not find one in the man page, only the e-mail
address of the developer.)
Basic usage is to run 'screen' to get a new shell inside a screen
Clemence Magnien wrote:
So if you run :
$ nohup some_command > output_file &
this will run 'some_command', store its standard and error output
in 'output_file', and it runs in the background, so you can
do whatever you like with your term, like doing something else,
closing it. You can also shut X
On Mar 27, 2005, at 11:02 AM, Matthew Sachs wrote:
On Mar 27, 2005, at 10:28, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Anyhow, do y'all know of a Web site or discussion list or a primer
somewhere? (I did not find one in the man page, only the e-mail
address of the developer.)
Basic usage is to run 'screen' to g
On 27 Mar 2005, at 13:22, Martin Costabel wrote:
Don McKenzie Paul wrote:
[]
Has this been solved. I thought I saw a message from Martin saying it
had, but I still have the same problem after a recent update.
Are you sure you have the new version? Run
fink dumpinfo gnome-python2-py23 | grep go
On Mar 27, 2005, at 10:28, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Anyhow, do y'all know of a Web site or discussion list or a primer
somewhere? (I did not find one in the man page, only the e-mail
address of the developer.)
Basic usage is to run 'screen' to get a new shell inside a screen
session. Inside the
On Sun, Mar 27, 2005 at 09:28:59AM -0600, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
> This is neat-hadn't heard of it before. The man page is huge and I'd
> like to get more familiar with setting screen to run fink compilations
> routing the log to a file (I understand this saves overhead on the
> display or buffer
This is neat-hadn't heard of it before. The man page is huge and I'd
like to get more familiar with setting screen to run fink compilations
routing the log to a file (I understand this saves overhead on the
display or buffer). There have been oblique references to detaching the
session from Ter
... and also 'renice' for changing the niceness of running processes.
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Still, there is nice (note the second sentence, from 'man nice'):
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I have almost finished to update to KDE 3.4.0, the only part remaining
to update being kdesdk3-3.4.0-11 which fails with:
Makefile:222: *** missing separator. Stop.
as reported before in the list.
I have had a glitch while building kdevelop-3.2.0-11:
ld: table of contents for archive: /sw/lib/
At 22:15 -0600 26/3/05, Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Understood everything but this (and thanks for the comments):
Chris Zubrzycki wrote:
Use screen
I use screen quite a bit, as it puts the fink install stuff in the
background, rather than having it continually update a Terminal
window. I can also lo
Don McKenzie Paul wrote:
[]
Has this been solved. I thought I saw a message from Martin saying it
had, but I still have the same problem after a recent update.
Are you sure you have the new version? Run
fink dumpinfo gnome-python2-py23 | grep gobject
and see if it returns anything.
--
Martin
-
On 25 Mar 2005, at 06:42, Flatman wrote:
Same thing here,
even with gnome-python2-py23-2.0.0-16
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 09:28:36 +0100, Nicholas Cole wrote:
I'm having a problem installing pybliographic, which only exists in
the unstable tree, as far as I can see. So I've added the unstable
tree to my
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