Remko Tronçon

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  • Comment: 'most' update

    Removed non-ASCII characters from my name. (Although I must say I'm pretty disappointed in Fink that I had to do this, considering we're way past the 90's when this was still acceptable).

    2009-09-03 17:14:52 UTC in Fink

  • Support non-ASCII Unicode characters in package descriptions

    Currently, 'fink -m' refuses to take field values that have non-ascii characters in them. ASCII limitations aren't really acceptable for software in this day and age (hasn't been for over 10 years now). Please support unicode characters in package description files. The least obtrusive solution would be to fix the encoding of a package description to UTF-8. This would keep backwards...

    2009-09-02 12:19:58 UTC in Fink

  • Comment: 'most' update

    Hi monipol, So, what is the correct way of encoding a name that doesn't consist of only ASCII characters in a Fink project file? cheers, Remko.

    2009-09-02 11:48:27 UTC in Fink

  • 'most' update

    This package description updates 'most' to the upstream 5.0.0 version.

    2009-09-01 16:46:01 UTC in Fink

  • Comment: fonttools

    To help speed up the package submission process please add the following information: - Whether your package is intended for the '10.3' tree, the '10.4/10.5' tree, or both. - Which 'section' (graphics, sci, etc) you feel it belongs in. - That you have built your package successfully with 'fink -m --build-as-nobody rebuild', or added a DescPackaging note explaining why it cannot be patched...

    2009-05-14 21:40:51 UTC in Fink

  • Comment: fonttools

    Forgot to mention: I suggest the 'graphics' section, where fontforge etc. also resides.

    2009-05-14 21:40:51 UTC in Fink

  • fonttools

    This is a fink package file for fonttools. I ran 'fink validate' on the deb and .info file. The .info file gives a warning that 'Maintainer' contains non-ASCII characters. If that's a problem, replace the ç with c (although I like my name to be spelled correctly).

    2009-05-14 21:39:57 UTC in Fink

  • Recursive IMAP mailboxes

    Since the mbsync manual talks about * matching full mailbox names vs % matching up to the delimiter, I was expecting mbsync to support recursive retrieving of mailboxes. Unfortunately, it doesn't. So, I created a patch that does "LIST *" instead of "LIST %". I also needed support for '/' mailbox names for the maildir store, since this is the delimiter used by my IMAP server. I think this...

    2008-09-24 18:26:45 UTC in Isync: mailbox synchronizer

  • Compilation fix for Mac OS X

    There's a problem compiling the current CVS version of isync on Mac OS X. Compilation of drv_imap.c fails with the following error: In file included from /usr/include/openssl/evp.h:109, from /usr/include/openssl/x509.h:67, from /usr/include/openssl/ssl.h:177, from drv_imap.c:54: /usr/include/openssl/blowfish.h:104: error: syntax error before numeric constant The problem is caused by...

    2008-09-24 18:25:00 UTC in Isync: mailbox synchronizer

  • Comment: most

    Thanks for the feedback! 1) You're right, I missed that somehow. Looking at the source, there doesn't seem to be any X dependency. To be sure, I added '--without-x' to the flags, and now the check is skipped. 2) I think i skipped DocFiles because 'make install' installed those files. But you're right, it's better to explicitly list the files in DocFiles. Done. I attached a new version...

    2007-05-02 17:37:39 UTC in Fink

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