Hi,
I was trying to upgrade my mac( version: Mountain Lion-10.8.4) by the
following command line:
sudo port upgrade outdated
It shows the following problem:
Error: org.macports.build for port pdflib returned: command execution
failed.
Due to this pdflib not being installed some other programs
On Jul 23, 2013, at 09:26, Avijit Shee wrote:
I was trying to upgrade my mac( version: Mountain Lion-10.8.4) by the
following command line:
sudo port upgrade outdated
It shows the following problem:
Error: org.macports.build for port pdflib returned: command execution failed.
Due to
Remember to Reply All so that your message goes to the group too, not just to
me.
On Jul 23, 2013, at 10:30, Avijit Shee wrote:
Thank you for your reply. Please see the attachment for the main.log file for
the particular problem regarding 'pdflib'.
This was not a clean attempt. Please
Hi,
Is there a way to enforce building of a package, thus disabling
downloads of precompiles binary archives?
I expected that port build following by port install to work, but it
still seems to download a precompiled version:
~# port build py32-pillow
--- Computing dependencies for
Two options.
Per command:
sudo port -s ...
Globally in macports.conf:
# When to build ports from source. Default is 'ifneeded', which downloads an
# archive if available or builds from source otherwise. 'always' has the same
# effect as -s on the command line, and 'never' is likewise the same as
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 06:02:49PM +0200, Freek Dijkstra wrote:
Is there a way to enforce building of a package, thus disabling
downloads of precompiles binary archives?
Use port -s or set buildfromsource always in macports.conf
PS: for those wondering why (as a precompiled package is usually
On 23-07-2013 18:04, Clemens Lang wrote:
Is there a way to enforce building of a package, thus disabling
downloads of precompiles binary archives?
Use port -s or set buildfromsource always in macports.conf
Thanks Clemens Jeremy! port -s worked like a charm.
(I now see it is in the man
