Re: install sbcl doesn't make the info files

On 13/07/2007, at 07:31, Jochen Küpper wrote: On 11.07.2007, at 21:49, Joe Davison wrote: I really wasn't wanting to stop and learn about portfiles, etc., just now, but I would like the .info files available in emacs... I think this is a general MacPorts issue and we should "install" a p

Re: dsocks compile error

Hi everyone, Thanks to everyone who submitted their output from attempting to install dsocks on 10.3; it's great to know that there are people willing to test things out! Thanks also to John for his solution to the same problem with snort. On searching after John's post, however, I found

Error building openmotif

Trying to install openmotif as part of xpdf get error Fetching openmotif ---> Attempting to fetch openmotif-2.3.0.tar.gz from ftp:// ftp.ics.com/openmotif/2.3/2.3.0/ ---> Verifying checksum(s) for openmotif Error: Checksum (md5) mismatch for openmotif-2.3.0.tar.gz Error: Target org.macports.

Re: postgresql server not starting

On Aug 16, 2007, at 7:16 PM, Brad Miller wrote: Is there some other step I've missed that will get postgres to start? Did you also follow the instructions the postgresql82-server port printed? To create a database instance, after install do sudo mkdir -p /opt/local/var/db/postgresql82/defau

postgresql server not starting

What am I missing? I've installed the postgresql82 and postgresql82-server ports, and I can see the following in my process list: /bin/daemondo --label=postgresql82-server --start-cmd /opt/local/etc/LaunchDaemons/org.macports.postgresql82-server/postgresql82- server.wrapper start ; --stop-cmd /opt

Re: MTree violation error when building port

I was having a similar problem with an mtree violation when building subversion 1.4.4 I upgraded to 1.520 this morning and it looks like they've temporarily changed mtree violations to warnings instead of fatal errors, so you would likely be able to build xpdf after doing another selfupdate. -Bri

MTree violation error when building port

When I try to install xpdf using macports 1.510 it fails (actually on the first dependency ghostscript) ---> Staging ghostscript into destroot Error: violation by /opt/ local/man Error: Target org.macports.destroot returned: mtree violation! I noticed in the archive that this problem wa

Overwriting config files

I have had some issues lately with upgrades overwriting config files (postfix, apache2). Should I create a ticket for these issues, or is this being fixed in this ticket: I noticed this ticket: http://trac.macports.org/projects/macports/ticket/2365 ? /matzon

Postfix / sasl issues

At some point I installed postfix @2.3.2_0+sasl+tls then I later upgraded to macports 1.5.0 Then I updated to postfix @2.3.8_0+sasl+tls - primarily because I wanted to get smtp auth / tls working. But when someone auths I get: initializing the server-side TLS engine warning: run-time library v

Re: libexec directory?

Thanks a lot, I had never seen the porthier or the hier man pages (thanks jk for your private email). Very much appreciated as I now have even more appreciation for MacPorts and the layout of the land! Cheers, T.M. On 8/16/07, N_Ox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Le 16 août 07 à 14:38, Tabitha Mc

Re: libexec directory?

N_Ox wrote: I'm curious what is the logic for having two separate directories one named "libexec" and the other named "bin"? From porthier(7): libexec/ system daemons & system utilities (executed by other programs) Also noteworthy is tha

mysql5 server (user account)

Hi, I noticed that the MySQL 5 MacPort re-uses the "mysql" user account that is already a part of Mac OS X. I am wondering if it might be better to create a separate user account such as "mysql5" rather than re-use Apple's "mysql" user account? I guess its unlikely that Apple would change the MySQ

crypt passwords?

Hi, I noticed that some MacPorts require, on Mac OS X, user accounts with cryptpassword types. For example, the OpenLDAP MacPort creates a user named ldap but interestingly the ldap user created is also created with a "crypt" password. Same thing for the Dbus (Message Bus) and PostgreSQL Server us

Re: libexec directory?

Le 16 août 07 à 14:38, Tabitha McNerney a écrit : Hi, I noticed that a relatively small number of MacPorts (but some of them being quite important such as slapd for OpenLDAP and mysqld) install binary executables into the {prefix}/libexec directory compared to the much more often used and

libexec directory?

Hi, I noticed that a relatively small number of MacPorts (but some of them being quite important such as slapd for OpenLDAP and mysqld) install binary executables into the {prefix}/libexec directory compared to the much more often used and larger {prefix}/bin directory. I'm curious what is the lo