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>> I just tried this using DocBook but it didn't work for me. So I used a
>> simple
>> sed replacement to get this working. I created two examples:
>> http://ruderich.com/macports/guide-link.html
I like this one with the links. It makes it easy to get the URL which
links
> > I wrote the Filename hierarchy standard for MacPorts.
> > I know there's already porthier(7), but I thought it would be nice
> > to have more specific standard.
>
> So is this meant to replace porthier(7)? Than you should write it up as
> a patch for the manual page. I don't think we need
In wanting to play around some more with 64-bit macports, I've
installed 1.7 trunk (rev. 34799) from SVN on my PPC G5, 10.5.1.
Installation went well but when I try to use the "universal" variant
(no 64-bit stuff yet!) it breaks, like so:
# port -d install jpeg +universal
DEBUG: Found port i
js wrote:
>>> - db
>> > Miscellaneous, automatically generated system-specific database
>> > files. For example, ... what?
>> > (Note that currently mysql data directory is created here. This is
>> > not correct.)
>>
>> No idea what is meant to reside here. Sure, mysqlX could also go
> > BSDs save system-specific data like locate.database here.
> > might be good place to put macports dir.
>
> var/macports moved from var/db/dports in the DarwinPorts -> MacPorts
> rename effort.
Any reason?
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>> > I wrote the Filename hierarchy standard for MacPorts.
>> > I know there's already porthier(7), but I thought it would be nice
>> > to have more specific standard.
>>
>> So is this meant to replace porthier(7)? Than you should write it up as
>> a patch for the manual page. I don't think we
Hi Thomas,
Following the IRC discussion from today with afb and mdickens, I wrote
together a wiki page which documents how we want to do the transition to
build pythonXX as frameworks.
http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/macports/wiki/PythonFrameworkTransition
Any comments so far?
Also see th
> • because we change lib/python2.5 from a directory into a symlink.
> Otherwise you will see errors with file_map.db.
> • Because of the directory-to-symlink change, deactivate/activate
> does not work. This will be the main challenge.
>
I think that this is why I haven't committ
Boyd Waters wrote:
> I think that this is why I haven't committed anything; I've been
> building all Python 2.5 stuff via MacPorts as a framework build for
> about a year now.
>
> I had to modify all of my Python ports that I use so that they
> understand the symlink.
Should be working out-
Rainer:
Thanks for the clarification!
Ah, I see... put things in the portgroup. Of course...
On Mar 6, 2008, at 11:48 AM, Rainer Müller wrote:
>> I am pretty sure I don't understand all the issues, I still think
>> that MacPorts versioning (-24, -25, -30) is profoundly flawed,
>> aside fr
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