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Anthony Agelastos | 1 Aug 01:32
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Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1


On Jul 31, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:

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> 	Good morning people! We are pleased to announce the final release  
> of DarwinPorts 1.3.1, with many bug fixes over the short lived 1.3  
> release. For a moderately detailed list of the fixes that were  
> incorporated please have a look at our ChangeLog:
>
> http://cvs.opendarwin.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/proj/darwinports/base/ 
> ChangeLog?rev=1.32.2.5
>
> 	Updating can be accomplished through any of the usual ways:  
> selfupdate for those already with a dp installation,
When I tried updating my current installation (1.211), it fails. My  
machine is a MacBook Pro running the latest OS X and Xcode. Any ideas?

Script started on Mon Jul 31 19:30:11 2006
macko:~ iqgrande$ sudo port -d selfupdate
DEBUG: Rebuilding the darwinports base system if needed.
Synchronizing from rsync://rsync.darwinports.org/dpupdate/dports
receiving file list ... done
kde/
ruby/rb-rake/

sent 77 bytes  received 220446 bytes  49005.11 bytes/sec
total size is 12530635  speedup is 56.82
DEBUG: DarwinPorts base dir: /opt/local/var/db/dports/sources/ 
rsync.rsync.darwinports.org_dpupdate1/base
DEBUG: Setting user: root
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James Berry | 1 Aug 01:54

Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1

It looks like the build is failing due to conflicts with readline  
symbols. Do you have any copies of readline installed other than the  
system readline in /usr/lib/ ?

James

On Jul 31, 2006, at 4:32 PM, Anthony Agelastos wrote:

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> On Jul 31, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:
>
>>
>> 	Good morning people! We are pleased to announce the final release  
>> of DarwinPorts 1.3.1, with many bug fixes over the short lived 1.3  
>> release. For a moderately detailed list of the fixes that were  
>> incorporated please have a look at our ChangeLog:
>>
>> http://cvs.opendarwin.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/proj/darwinports/base/ 
>> ChangeLog?rev=1.32.2.5
>>
>> 	Updating can be accomplished through any of the usual ways:  
>> selfupdate for those already with a dp installation,
> When I tried updating my current installation (1.211), it fails. My  
> machine is a MacBook Pro running the latest OS X and Xcode. Any ideas?
>
> Script started on Mon Jul 31 19:30:11 2006
> macko:~ iqgrande$ sudo port -d selfupdate
> DEBUG: Rebuilding the darwinports base system if needed.
> Synchronizing from rsync://rsync.darwinports.org/dpupdate/dports
> receiving file list ... done
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Juan Manuel Palacios | 1 Aug 01:56

Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1


	Readline compilation is failing for you:

On Jul 31, 2006, at 7:32 PM, Anthony Agelastos wrote:

> When I tried updating my current installation (1.211), it fails. My 
> machine is a MacBook Pro running the latest OS X and Xcode. Any ideas?
>
> Script started on Mon Jul 31 19:30:11 2006
> macko:~ iqgrande$ sudo port -d selfupdate
> DEBUG: Rebuilding the darwinports base system if needed.
> Synchronizing from rsync://rsync.darwinports.org/dpupdate/dports
> receiving file list ... done

---snip---

> checking readline/readline.h usability... yes
> checking readline/readline.h presence... yes
> checking for readline/readline.h... yes
> checking readline/history.h usability... yes
> checking readline/history.h presence... yes
> checking for readline/history.h... yes

	Headers are being properly detected,

---snip---

> checking for readline in -lreadline... yes
> checking whether rl_username_completion_function is declared... yes
> checking whether rl_filename_completion_function is declared... yes
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Anthony Agelastos | 1 Aug 02:52
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Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1

On Jul 31, 2006, at 7:56 PM, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:
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> 	Readline compilation is failing for you:
This is the synopsis I have received from the three people who have  
replied thus far. So, I took jk's suggestion and uninstalled readline  
(and gnuplot) and then re-did the sudo port -d selfupdate and I still  
have, more or less, the same problem. I have attached the latest  
version of the build for an environment where I have deinstalled  
readline.
>
> 	The symbols that were previously determined to exist in your  
> system libraries weren't really found. Have you performed any type  
> of surgery on your system? Particularly with the readline libraries?
I have not performed any surgery on my system. I have Gerben Wierda's  
MacTeX and Gaurav Khanna's Octave installed in /usr/local ; other  
than that, this machine is Apple-standard. Any ideas? I am aware that  
I can probably just download the binary updater and go from there. I  
mention this problem with selfupdate to assist the developers in  
finding any potential software bugs. I hope this helps. Thank you for  
the quick replies, and thank you to the developers who have made  
DarwinPorts a great tool.

-Anthony

Script started on Mon Jul 31 20:41:34 2006
macko:~ iqgrande$ sudo po       port installed | grep  
readline
macko:~ iqgrande$ sudo port -d selfupdate
DEBUG: Rebuilding the darwinports base system if needed.
Synchronizing from rsync://rsync.darwinports.org/dpupdate/dports
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James Berry | 1 Aug 02:59

Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1


On Jul 31, 2006, at 5:52 PM, Anthony Agelastos wrote:

> On Jul 31, 2006, at 7:56 PM, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:
>>
>> 	Readline compilation is failing for you:
> This is the synopsis I have received from the three people who have  
> replied thus far. So, I took jk's suggestion and uninstalled  
> readline (and gnuplot) and then re-did the sudo port -d selfupdate  
> and I still have, more or less, the same problem. I have attached  
> the latest version of the build for an environment where I have  
> deinstalled readline.
>>
>> 	The symbols that were previously determined to exist in your  
>> system libraries weren't really found. Have you performed any type  
>> of surgery on your system? Particularly with the readline libraries?
> I have not performed any surgery on my system. I have Gerben  
> Wierda's MacTeX and Gaurav Khanna's Octave installed in /usr/ 
> local ; other than that, this machine is Apple-standard. Any ideas?  
> I am aware that I can probably just download the binary updater and  
> go from there. I mention this problem with selfupdate to assist the  
> developers in finding any potential software bugs. I hope this  
> helps. Thank you for the quick replies, and thank you to the  
> developers who have made DarwinPorts a great tool.

Thanks Anthony. We appreciate your help in making the software better  
for all of our users. Could you send to me the output of the  
following commands please:

	env
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Juan Manuel Palacios | 1 Aug 03:28

Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1


On Jul 31, 2006, at 8:03 PM, jk wrote:

> On 7/31/06, Juan Manuel Palacios <jmpp <at> opendarwin.org> wrote:
>>         The symbols that were previously determined to exist in your 
>> system
>> libraries weren't really found. Have you performed any type of surgery
>> on your system? Particularly with the readline libraries?
>
> this happened to me as well.  i use /usr/local, and not /opt/local,
> but apart from that my system is vanilla (blackbook).  port
> uninstalling the readline port (and those that depended on it:
> sqlite3, postgresql8), allowed me to selfupdate.  i reinstalled the
> readline afterward.

	Hi again! Just as James ask Anthony on the list, could you please give 
us the output of:

env
ls -l /usr/lib
ls -l /usr/local/lib

	We need to spot what's causing our build process to get confused with 
the readline libraries.

	Other than that, I should warn you that using /usr/local as your 
darwinports prefix is a terrible idea; this particular failure put 
aside, you're bound to experience several build failures due to 
confusions similar to this one (/usr/local being a very common location 
to place software of all kinds).
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Paul Guyot | 1 Aug 04:00
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Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1


Le 1 août 06 à 09:52, Anthony Agelastos a écrit :

> On Jul 31, 2006, at 7:56 PM, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:
>>
>> 	Readline compilation is failing for you:
> This is the synopsis I have received from the three people who have  
> replied thus far. So, I took jk's suggestion and uninstalled  
> readline (and gnuplot) and then re-did the sudo port -d selfupdate  
> and I still have, more or less, the same problem. I have attached  
> the latest version of the build for an environment where I have  
> deinstalled readline.
>>
>> 	The symbols that were previously determined to exist in your  
>> system libraries weren't really found. Have you performed any type  
>> of surgery on your system? Particularly with the readline libraries?
> I have not performed any surgery on my system. I have Gerben  
> Wierda's MacTeX and Gaurav Khanna's Octave installed in /usr/ 
> local ; other than that, this machine is Apple-standard. Any ideas?  
> I am aware that I can probably just download the binary updater and  
> go from there. I mention this problem with selfupdate to assist the  
> developers in finding any potential software bugs. I hope this  
> helps. Thank you for the quick replies, and thank you to the  
> developers who have made DarwinPorts a great tool.

Anthony,

You have a copy of readline in /usr/local.
This copy is a recent version unlike the one in /usr/lib and it  
defines symbols with an rl_ prefix:
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Yvon Thoraval | 1 Aug 09:13
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Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1 and ruby gem

Hey all !

after a "sudo port sync" and "sudo port selfupdate" ending correctly  
i get a :

Error: Target com.apple.activate returned: Image error: /opt/local/ 
bin/gemlock already exists and does not belong to a registered port.   
Unable to activate port rb-rubygems.

when doing a "sudo port upgrade installed"

effectively i've a gem version installed in "/usr/local/bin/gem"  
although the ruby i'm using lies in :

 > which ruby
/opt/local/bin/ruby

then it's a dp one

also i'm using rubycocoa installed by dp.

i'd like to have everything (related to ruby) installed by dp, how  
could I get gem installed by dp after such a message ???

best,

Yvon
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Paul Guyot | 1 Aug 09:23
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Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1 and ruby gem


Le 1 août 06 à 16:13, Yvon Thoraval a écrit :

> Hey all !
>
> after a "sudo port sync" and "sudo port selfupdate" ending  
> correctly i get a :
>
> Error: Target com.apple.activate returned: Image error: /opt/local/ 
> bin/gemlock already exists and does not belong to a registered  
> port.  Unable to activate port rb-rubygems.

The gemlock binary you have might simply was installed by mistake by  
a previous version of rb-rubygems port.
Please get rid of it or force the activation of rb-rubygems with -f.

Here I get:
 > port provides /opt/local/bin/gemlock
/opt/local/bin/gemlock is provided by: rb-rubygems

In the future, you can avoid this by using the -t option. This option  
simply prevents ports to write anything outside the destroot.

Paul
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Yvon Thoraval | 1 Aug 10:42
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Re: DarwinPorts 1.3.1 and ruby gem


Le 1 août 06 à 09:23, Paul Guyot a écrit :

> The gemlock binary you have might simply was installed by mistake  
> by a previous version of rb-rubygems port.
> Please get rid of it or force the activation of rb-rubygems with -f.
>
> Here I get:
> > port provides /opt/local/bin/gemlock
> /opt/local/bin/gemlock is provided by: rb-rubygems

OK, thanks, i got it ))
>
> In the future, you can avoid this by using the -t option. This  
> option simply prevents ports to write anything outside the destroot.

is there a reason not to have "osx/aeosa" in dp ?

should it be difficult to add ?

best

Yvon
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