On 23/10/12 17:57, Richard Miles wrote:
> Today when I ran finkselfupdate :
> I got:
>
> fink selfupdate
>
> I will now run the cvs command to retrieve the latest package descriptions.
> The
> 'su' command will be used to run the cvs command as the user 'richardmiles'.
> After that, the core packa
On 10/23/2012 11:57 AM, Richard Miles wrote:
> Today when I ran finkselfupdate :
> I got:
>
> fink selfupdate
>
> I will now run the cvs command to retrieve the latest package descriptions.
> The
> 'su' command will be used to run the cvs command as the user 'richardmiles'.
> After that, the core
On 10/23/12 8:57 AM, Richard Miles wrote:
> Today when I ran finkselfupdate :
> I got:
>
> fink selfupdate
>
> I will now run the cvs command to retrieve the latest package descriptions.
> The
> 'su' command will be used to run the cvs command as the user 'richardmiles'.
> After that, the core p
Today when I ran finkselfupdate :
I got:
fink selfupdate
I will now run the cvs command to retrieve the latest package descriptions. The
'su' command will be used to run the cvs command as the user 'richardmiles'.
After that, the core packages will be updated right away; you should then
update th
Thanks,
sudo find /sw/fink -type d -name 'CVS' -exec rm -rf {} \;
fink selfupdate-cvs
seems to have done the trick.
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Joe Corneli wrote:
Here was my simple unfruitful interaction.
Can you tell me how to make su work as it is supposed to?
There is no problem with su itself. The error message simply states that
there was an error with exit code 1 in the command that started with su.
It doesn't say what exactly t
Here was my simple unfruitful interaction.
Can you tell me how to make su work as it is supposed to?
[fink]%fink selfupdate-cvs
sudo /sw/bin/fink selfupdate-cvs
I will now run the cvs command to retrieve the latest package descriptions.
The 'su' command will be used to run the cvs command as t
