Fink

MacOS X 10.2
fink --version
Package manager version: 0.10.0.cvs
Distribution version: 0.4.0.cvs
August Dev Tools
Upgraded Fink for 10.2

I updated all of KDE without any problems, it all worked very well.  
Thanks for the good work!

This is the only problem I encountered.

'fink update kdegraphics3' fails at the end with:

mv: cannot stat `/sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/bin/kuickshow':  
No such file or directory

I checked and I have /sw/bin/kuickshow

Also, there is now a folder   
/sw/src/kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/kdegraphics-3.0.7/kuickshow

Any ideas what to do?

Thanks,

Pedro

mv /sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/bin/ksnapshot  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/bin/
install -d -m 755  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/applnk/Graphics/More
mv  
/sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/share/applnk/Graphics/More/ 
ksnapshot.desktop  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/applnk/Graphics/More/
install -d -m 755 /sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/doc/HTML/en
mv /sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/share/doc/HTML/en/ksnapshot  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/doc/HTML/en/
install -d -m 755  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/apps
mv  
/sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/apps/ 
ksnapshot.png  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/apps/
install -d -m 755  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps
mv  
/sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/ 
ksnapshot.png  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/
install -d -m 755  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps
mv  
/sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/ 
ksnapshot.png  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/
rm -f /sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/info/dir  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/info/dir.old  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/info/dir  
/sw/src/root-ksnapshot-3.0.7-2/sw/share/info/dir.old
rm -rf /sw/src/root-kuickshow-3.0.7-2
mkdir -p /sw/src/root-kuickshow-3.0.7-2/sw
mkdir -p /sw/src/root-kuickshow-3.0.7-2/DEBIAN
install -d -m 755 /sw/src/root-kuickshow-3.0.7-2/sw/bin
mv /sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/bin/kuickshow  
/sw/src/root-kuickshow-3.0.7-2/sw/bin/
mv: cannot stat `/sw/src/root-kdegraphics3-3.0.7-2/sw/bin/kuickshow':  
No such file or directory
### execution of mv failed, exit code 1
Failed: installing kuickshow-3.0.7-2 failed

Thanks! I did downloaded it to the desktop (with curl) and then :
sudo mv head ~head
sudo cp ~/Desktop/head ./

But I get:
Checking head... not found.
ERROR: There is no head utility on your system. Make sure that the 
Developer
Tools are installed.
My Dev Tools(Aug.) are installed. What should I do now(besides hitting 
myself with a hammer)?
Harold
On Friday, September 13, 2002, at 01:13 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:

> Harold Martin wrote:
>> Thanks,
>> Can anyone post the head executable somewhere (or point me some place 
>> where it is)?
>
> I have a copy on my iDisk (while it's still free) at 
> http://homepage.mac.com/costabel/head
>
> -- 
> Martin
>

Sorry, I'm reposting this query because the first time I munged the
subject line, and included too little information.

I recently installed OS 10.2 (updating from 10.1.5).

I then followed the instructions here:
http://fink.sourceforge.net/news/jaguar.php

I made the following change to those instructions.  Before I started
I typed 

fink remove mozilla

(I had installed mozilla 1.1 from source back when I still had OS
10.1.5, and I was hoping after doing the update to discover a
mozilla 1.1 binary rather than reinstalling from source.)

After finishing the instructions on the web page above, I
reinstalled mozilla with the command

fink install mozilla


But now mozilla doesn't really work.  It starts up, and a browser
page appears for a few seconds, but then disappears before I do
anything. 

The shell where I start mozilla looks like this:


[Impala:~] sadofsky% mozilla &
[1] 514
[Impala:~] sadofsky% 
Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library
/sw/bin/mozilla: line 62:   516 Bus error               $MOZ_PROGRAM
${1+"$@"}

[1]    Exit 138                      mozilla
[Impala:~] sadofsky% 


Anyone know what to do?

	thanks,  Hal Sadofsky

Fixed it myself...
Checked the configuration line and saw the --without-readline 
parameter. Installed readline (fink install readline) and mysql 
compiled (and installed) fine after that.

--Maria - happy now :)

Vidarebefordrat brev:
> Can't get fink to compile MySQL on 10.2
> ld: Undefined symbols:
> _tgetent referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in 
> libSystem
> _tgetflag referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in 
> libSystem
> _tgetnum referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in 
> libSystem
> _tgetstr referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in 
> libSystem
> _tputs referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem
> _tgoto referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem
>
> Any hints how to fix this?
>
> Regards
>
> --Maria
>
>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
http://www.markazits.com	 			   ICQ# 4267122

> Emacs carbon actually can work two ways. One way is emacs is inside the
> Emacs.app, the other is latches onto the system emacs. Do a locate 
> site-lisp and put a copy of reftex.* in every site-lisp directory and
> one of them will be the right one. Do a locate reftex to find those 
> files.

OK, I'll try. (I have very little time to allow to computers)

> What is reftex?

When reftex is active, try C-c =
This will bring a window with the table of contents. You can then browse
the table and go directly to a specified entry. (every like TeXShop's
popup).

-- 
Julien Salort
http://julien.salort.free.fr

Can't get fink to compile MySQL on 10.2
ld: Undefined symbols:
_tgetent referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem
_tgetflag referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in 
libSystem
_tgetnum referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem
_tgetstr referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem
_tputs referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem
_tgoto referenced from libreadline expected to be defined in libSystem

Any hints how to fix this?

Regards

--Maria

Ah HA! That did it. Windowmaker looks so much better :)

On Friday, September 13, 2002, at 01:09  PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:

> On Fri, 2002-09-13 at 13:45, John Buell wrote:
>
>> I just did a reinstall of Jaguar, using the same Archive and Install
>> (got rid of a bunch of crap that was causing conflicts - I'd installed
>> some applications using the Darwin Ports packages previously, and
>> they're gone now), then got XFree86 from CVS, compiled and installed
>> it, but the graphics are looking horrible. I'd heard about this XTerm
>> patch, but seem to have misplaced its location. Can anyone help me 
>> with
>> that? Would this fix my graphics problem, or should I take that to the
>> XFree86 people and lists? Thanks in advance.
>
> Are you running in 16-bit (thousands of colors) mode?  XFree86 CVS had 
> a
> known issue with 16-bit color last I checked.  Set your display to
> "millions of colors" and see if that helps.  It would have nothing to 
> do
> with the xterm patch, that's been in CVS for a while.
>

I have been trying to configure tin, but I can not discover where I put 
the address of my ISPs news server. I tried sticking it 
~/.tin/newsrctable, which I created, but it doesn't work. I can't seem 
to run tin and use the configuration system from within it as it gives 
me this:

You are upgrading to tin 1.4.5 from an earlier version.
Some values in your configuration file have changed!
Read WHATSNEW, etc...


followed by an unknown host error and quits. It there somewhere in OS X 
to set the news server settings globally? I've dug all around and can 
not find it.

Thank you,
Andrew Hartung

OK, so could you take mysql out of the passwd package?

Jason Park

On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 08:04 AM, Finlay Dobbie wrote:

>
> On Monday, September 2, 2002, at 05:07  am, Jason J. Park wrote:
>
>> On a side note... should any consideration be given to removing the 
>> mysql user from the passwd package in the 10.2 tree?  10.2 already 
>> has a mysql user and group (uid/gid = 74) entered in netinfo.
>
> So it does.
>
>> I'm not sure if this mysql user is included in the default install or 
>> if it is installed with the optional BSD SDK.  If it is installed 
>> with the default installation, then I don't see any reason to keep 
>> the mysql user in the passwd package in the 10.2 tree, except maybe 
>> for the increased maintenance of having different versions in the 
>> 10.1 and 10.2 trees.
>
> I doubt it's in the BSD SDK, and I doubt it's in the BSD package 
> either, but isn't the BSD package required for Fink anyway?
>
>  -- Finlay
>
>
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Create an ASCII file with /path/to/lyx in it and save it as lyx.command
double-clicking this lyx.command file will cause Terminal to spawn a 
new window with lyx executed inside.

The simplest way would be:

(I dont know where lyx should be, but for the sake of this example let' 
pretend it's in the  /sw/bin/)

cat  > lyx.command
/sw/bin/lyx
Ctrl-D


Hope this helps,
Michael



> I was wondering if anyone has though about this. Is it possible to
> associate files to Unix apps (for example, lyx files) so they can be
> opened from Aqua by simply clicking on them (i.e. clicking on a .lyx
> file would launch lyx from Aqua)? Probably it cannot be done, but just
> wondering.

Hi Michael,

Probably you have to enable the X forward for your local ssh. You find 
in the file /etc/ssh_config a line starting with ForwardX11. There you 
have to say yes (and uncomment the line if necessary). On the server you 
must not set a DISPLAY environment. This is taken care by ssh. Also 
xhosts is not needed with ssh.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,
		Remi


On Friday, September 13, 2002, at 04:48 PM, Michael Baudis wrote:

> sorry for posting it here, but i would be happy about an "how to" for 
> getting a remote x-session over a DSL modem to run (on my local 
> laptop). somehow all attempts have failed so far...
>
> if i ssh into the remote server, do i have to specify the local machine 
> (that is, adsl-...-pacbell.com)? on the local machine, i have to add 
> the remote server to "xhosts"; something else (i know, technically the 
> local machine is the server for the x-session, but...).
>
> any help from more unix-savvy persons is appreciated!
>
> thanks,
>
> michael.
>
> x11 rootless on ibook => airport (bridge) => router/switch => dsl 
> modem => pacbell => ??? => server (linux)
>
>
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On Fri, Sep 13, 2002 at 04:48:51PM -0700, Michael Baudis wrote:
> if i ssh into the remote server, do i have to specify the local machine 
> (that is, adsl-...-pacbell.com)? on the local machine, i have to add 
> the remote server to "xhosts"; something else (i know, technically the 
> local machine is the server for the x-session, but...).

None of the above; SSH handles it all for you.  You can request SSH
X11 forwarding with ssh -X.  So for example, if I want to run X11
programs on rhap0.cs.uiuc.edu (a Linux box in one of our group's
clusters), from within a rxvt running in XDarwin:

  % ssh -X njriley@...
  njriley@... password: 
  Last login: Thu Sep 12 18:55:48 2002 from brain.cs.uiuc.edu
  [pts/1:2934] ~%echo $DISPLAY
  rhap0:10.0
  [pts/1:2935] ~%xterm &

and an xterm appears on my local display.  The SSH server
automatically sets $DISPLAY for you.  Make sure that $DISPLAY is set
on the local machine before running ssh, otherwise it won't know what
to forward to.

You may also want to take a look at the format for the .ssh/config
file, so you can have certain hosts (or all hosts) forward X11
connections by default.  For example, in my .ssh/config I have:

  Host sal* opus* rhap* sax tuba bugle bell sitar
  Protocol 2
  ForwardX11 yes
  User njriley

so all I need to do is 'ssh rhap0' and OpenSSH will automatically use
the correct username, SSH protocol and set up X11 forwarding.  The
ssh_config(5) man page should provide this information, but it doesn't
appear to be installed by default on Jaguar for some strange reason.

  <http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ssh_config>

-- 
=Nicholas Riley <njriley@...> | <http://www.uiuc.edu/ph/www/njriley>
        Pablo Research Group, Department of Computer Science and
  Medical Scholars Program, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign