Thanks - I created a symbolic link from /bin/curl to /usr/bin/curl and
tried again. It seems to be working.
On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 05:55 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
It looks like the problem is in perlmod/Fink/NetAccess.pm (at least for
what I bootstrapped from):
[ldx3:fink-0.11.0/pe
It looks like the problem is in perlmod/Fink/NetAccess.pm (at least for
what I bootstrapped from):
[ldx3:fink-0.11.0/perlmod/Fink] hansen% cat NetAccess.pm | grep curl
# check if we have curl
if (-x "$basepath/bin/curl" or -x "/usr/bin/curl") {
$cmd = "curl -f -L";
# if we would prefer w
Both of them are in the PATH and run if I call them from the command
line. But the bootstrap.sh shell doesn't fine them. Could the problem
be in bootstrap?
On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 03:57 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
I think they just need to be in your PATH. On OSX the builtin curl is
I think they just need to be in your PATH. On OSX the builtin curl is
in /usr/bin.
On Fri, 2003-02-21 at 15:44, J. Brian Adams wrote:
> I have installed Darwin 1.4.1 on an old Mac 8500 and am now attempting
> to get fink 0.4.1 installed. I have downloaded the source
> distributions and created
I have installed Darwin 1.4.1 on an old Mac 8500 and am now attempting
to get fink 0.4.1 installed. I have downloaded the source
distributions and created a /sw/src directory. However, when I run
./bootstrap.sh I get
Can't locate a download program. Install either curl, wget, or axel
But I
