What does it mean when a port's maintainer is macports-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] The intltool port for example. Should that
be changed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Jan 20, 2007, at 3:27 PM, Salvatore Domenick Desiano wrote:
We've had a couple of longish discussions about how to handle ports
with
multiple current versions. I think that mysql was the last such
debate.
Maybe we should have a "policy" about this. I'm thinking something
like
- one po
On 21/01/07 12:02, Daniel J. Luke wrote:
> It finds an appropriate tar when you install it.
>
> I would move aside fink (or at least remove it from your path) and
> reinstall macports from source.
It worked flawlessy. Thanks a lot.
Gufo
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On Jan 21, 2007, at 10:40 AM, Sbranzo wrote:
Why does port look for commands in /sw/bin? I used to have
/sw/{bin,sbin} in my path (and in root's path too), but now I removed
all the references.
It finds an appropriate tar when you install it.
I would move aside fink (or at least remove it from
I used to have fink installed, because I needed a working postfix. Now
postfix is ok under macports so I want to remove fink.
If I move /sw to /sw-old, for example, here's what I have If I try to
install some new program in macports:
sudo port -vc install unix2dos
[...]
---> Extracting unix2dos-2
