Jonathan Levi MD wrote:
Dear Fink Users,
I'd really like to suggest upgrading our imagemagick pagkages from the
5.5.1-23 and 5.5.6-23 in our respective stable and unstable trees.
ImageMagick itself is currently offering 6.0.6-2 Stable, 6.0.7 Beta
at its web site. I've built 6.0.6-2 myself and
Kevin Horton wrote:
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This design certainly is confusing to the user though. I have been
confused in the past by the fact that x11 didn't have an i beside it,
but I didn't complain as everything seemed to be working correctly.
Shouldn't it be possible to code a special case so that
Dominique Dhumieres wrote:
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Dominique d'Humieres
Laboratoire de Physique Statistique de l'ENS,
24, rue Lhomond, 75231 Paris cedex 05, FRANCE
tel.33 1 44 32 38 01
fax.33 1 44 32 34 33
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you located in France? If so please use a _local_ mirror (like the
one
Stefan Monnier wrote:
I wanted to install the svn-client package, but `fink install svn-client'
complained that it couldn't find `system-java14-dev' (I do have
`system-java13-dev, tho).
Please review the FAQ carefully. Thank you
-d
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Hello.
Since I have been faced with some MIPS and OS/390 simulations over the
past couple of months I have successfully managed to install vmips (a
MIPS cpu Machine simulator) and Hercules (a OS/360, O/390, zSeries
Machine simulator) on my various Macintosh platforms. As those packages
aren't
Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
There was a thread on -beginners about a similar error and I get the
same thing. The remedy which was suggested, running
sudo /sw/var/lib/fink/prebound/update-package-prebinding.pl -f
didn't do the trick for me.
I'm cc'ing the fondu maintainer.
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Actually the
Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
Hi folks,
Hello.
I am using fink for quite a long time now and I still think that it is
one of the best things for Mac since Apple has introduced Mac OS X.
We tahnk you for that.
However, based on the increasing amount of worms and viruses which are
out there (mainly for
Enrico Riboni wrote:
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What does it mean to you, if you installed evolution and have been
frustrated by the camel:
do in terminal:
fink selfupdate-cvs
Actually if you do not have very good reasons for doing so please do NOT
USE CVS.
See http://fink.sf.net/faq/mirrors.php for a detailed
yamo wrote:
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-If this is going to _be_ an issue, would clamav (or another OSS
anti-virus) be a good alternative? Taking care of the mac side as well
as the *nix?
All of our servers at work that need to do some kind of viral scanning,
be it either for mail, web, or file services use
Randall Perry wrote:
Is sendmail the black sheep of SMTP apps on the Mac or something?
Why doesn't fink support it? There's virtually no mention of Mac OS on the
sendmail list.
I will add a sendmail package as soon as 8.13.0 is released. Sendmail
will be a very complicated package with all the
Sebastian Flothow wrote:
Am 28. Mai 2004 um 04:25 Uhr schrieb Randall Perry:
Is sendmail the black sheep of SMTP apps on the Mac or something?
It's more like it's the black sheep of SMTP apps - other MTAs are
generally considered to be more reliable, secure, and easier to maintain
(I'm quite
Alexis Gallagher wrote:
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Do others think there would be value in this, or am I smoking crack?
Personally, as one of the coordinators for the web-site's content, the
PR and various other issues for the Fink Project, I would rather like to
see more contributions to the official Documentation.
Jonathan Levi, M.D. wrote:
I get this:
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I did a fresh selfupdate, so it's not a problem of out-of-date headers,
etc.
You have a broken, old dlfcn.h in your /usr/local/include
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Martin Costabel wrote:
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at rsync://master.us.finkmirrors.net/finkinfo/ or from the web cvs
^
or any other mirror listed at http://finkmirrors.net/status.html
IN fact, getting them for another mirror would be good netizenship,
since the Master mirror has to
Axel Gerster wrote:
Hello,
I have moved the directories as described by Martin yesterday (Thx BTW)
but now I have only 576 pakages instead of the 1500? Any idea?
greets
Please do not use CVS as update method unless you absolutely have to.
You can read why here:
fink.sf.net/mirrors.php
Mainly
Hello Community.
Way back I posted about my little pet project. I decided that going with
WebGUI is simply too complicated to start out with. So I changed my mind
and installed a system called Drupal. You are _all_ invited to go to
http://testing.useme.net/ register a user and poke around the
Mark Moorcroft wrote:
It looks like the Darwinports project is getting Gnome 2.6 going. Is
there an equivalent effort going on with Fink?
Yes, check kcongers experimental Tree. He is the GNOME Maintainer and
has been working on it for a while now.
-d
Michèle Garoche wrote:
After running the new security update from Apple (not sure it is
related), I've fink selfupdate'd (cvs update) on 10.3.3 fink 0.7.0/
0.19.2 and got this error:
cvs update: inflate: oversubscribed dynamic bit lengths tree
cvs [update aborted]: reading from server:
Andreas Dittrich wrote:
Hi!
Has anybody successfully tried to use distcc with fink? I wonder if it's
possible to integrate this in the fink-build process so that whenever I
build a package the work is shared between my horribly slow TiBook and
two fast pentiums in my LAN.
Andreas
fink list
Pablo Bendersky wrote:
Hello,
When trying to install any crypto package (lynx-ssl,
svn-ssl, etc.), I see that they all depend on OpenSSL.
OpenSSL is already installed on Panther, so I'm not
sure why do I need to install it from fink too and end
up with two OpenSSL installations. Is there any
Viktor Haag wrote:
Anyone else have this problem? I tried to do a fink selfupdate
this morning, as I do every Monday morning, and kacked because
this file seems to be missing here, and at all the mirrors:
http://distfiles.opendarwin.org/fink-0.19.0.tar.gz
Just out of curiosity where is the URL
Alexander Hansen wrote:
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AKHI believe the rsync mirrors get selected randomly.
No, The rsync mirrors are selected by continent-country like the
distfiles mirror. There simply is no rsync mirror for the UK yet. The
mirror in Norway would be a good choice though :)
-d
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James Gibbs wrote:
On Feb 17, 2004, at 8:31 AM, Darian Lanx wrote:
Dear Community.
Is a membership something the Fink community would consider accepting?
Absolutely not. I think this is a ridiculous idea. The beauty of fink
running out of it. A non-profit org to
supply the money and resources needed to build and uphold such an
infrastructure is the only reason why Chris and I have looked into this.
PS: David Hhn aka Darian Lanx aka dmalloc _always_ refers to me!
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David R. Morrison wrote:
Here's what makes me very uncomfortable about memberships right now.
In my view, one of the key components of Fink is broken. We've lost the
ability to create and keep up-to-date a stable tree of packages which
have
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David R. Morrison wrote:
We have plenty of hardware for making bindists. That is not the problem.
Ok, thatis new for me. I will take that into account then.
The problem is ensuring the quality of the bindist. That's why we haven't
had a
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David R. Morrison wrote:
Darian Lanx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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However, if you really
need more help with this, then why don't you talk to me? There is always
a way to put some massive marketing into this, asking for help while
pulling
Jan Dockx wrote:
I don't agree. I will never be able to convince my CFO to become a Fink
member, not even if we were contributing. Fink is fantastic, no doubt,
but not important enough to go through the motions of bureaucracy
Hello :)
Well, as with many Open Source Projects, Fink is as
Tukaram wrote:
Hello,
I would like to update KDE.
Since the KDE stuff will be compiled with -Os by default I will change
the settings to -O2
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As far as I recall KDE does not build properly on Mac OS X unless that
flag is used. Sometimes you should trust the judgement of the maintainer
Bart Silverstrim wrote:
We've been working on some network evaluation/troubleshooting/auditing,
and one utility we've run across for Linux that I haven't found for OS X
is dsniff and arpspoof. Has anyone looked at porting dsniff to Fink/OS X?
I just had a look at it and it fails to compile
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Dear Community.
As an effort to allow for a more personal and thus translated into your
native tongue experience of the Fink Web-Site we are trying to convert
those elements of the Web-Site which display text as an image into pure
text. I am
Joe Corneli wrote:
Is there a good way to rebuild a fink package with a non-standard
option (e.g. I want to build lynx with the
--enable-persistent-cookies flag)?
I didn't see this on the FAQ page, so I take it it isn't?
That is correct. There is no way to do that. For a discussion why there
is
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Hello Dear Community.
First of all, since I am not subscribed to the list. Could someone give
me the FROM of the message's origin? I would like to get in touch with
the Author of that poll.
Second, please read the excellent write up Benjmain
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Fink is proud to announce the availability of GNOME 2.4 in the unstable
trees for Mac OS X 10.3
This major step brings a major update to the GNOME Desktop Suite and its
associated programs.
The GNOME 2.4 Desktop is the latest release of the
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Hello Fink Community.
As I have stated numerous times before, I think that Fink has a great
community. Unfortunately I would like to be much more involved into it,
than I am right now. This is partly because I am curious, on the the
other hand
Shawn Protsman wrote:
Do any of you use vsftpd on OS X (http://vsftpd.beasts.org/)? I haven't
tried to compile it from source so I thought I'd ask. Has anyone
considered adding it to Fink? I moved us off a IIS 5.0 (FTP) and on to
Mandrake 9.1 with vsftpd at the office.
I just looked at it.
Darian Lanx wrote:
I just looked at it. The build system looks like a mess and thus I
notified the maintainer. Hopefully he is willing to work on the build
system, if not I shall try to patch it up
Actually, it just built. I fixed the build system up and it links
properly against the needed
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Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 22:46:47 -0400 (EDT)
From: Jack Howarth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Chris Zubrzycki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Fink-users] how to suppress build tree removal in fink
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chris,
Thanks for the
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Hello community.
Thanks to the guys at xname.org (Xavier Beaudouin) and Joe Laffay from
LAFFEY Computer Imaging in St Louis finkmirros.net has already 5
independent DNS Server to make this domain as fault tolerant as possible.
I do not think,
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