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[00:07:24] <jmr_mp> XandriX: your problem is simply that you're trying to build for i386 as well as ppc, and some stuff doesn't build for i386 on ppc
[00:08:06] <jmr_mp> XandriX: so basically, don't use +universal unless there's agood reason
[00:11:44] <XandriX> oooh
[00:14:02] <CIA-46> snc at macports dot org * r81073 /trunk/dports/kde/kdelibs4/Portfile:
[00:14:02] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81073
[00:14:02] <CIA-46> kdelibs4: revbump to pickup soprano/raptor2 fixes
[00:14:25] <XandriX> jmr_mp: so in variants.conf i dont use univesal right ?
[00:14:37] <XandriX> * +universal
[00:14:55] <jmr_mp> XandriX: right... if you're just installing and using ports on the one ppc machine, there is no reason to use +universal
[00:15:12] <snc> there's really no reason to use +universal unless you know the reason you're doing it
[00:16:52] <Ionic> snc: you word in my ear :)
[00:17:03] <XandriX> jmr_mp: ok thx :) jmr_mp is there a way i can clean up ports and start over sinc some packages did build using universal ?
[00:17:12] <Ionic> However, you'll need it for a lot of stuff on intel machines
[00:17:25] <jmr_mp> XandriX: sudo port upgrade --enforce-variants installed -universal
[00:17:28] <snc> ionic: it'll automatically show up if needed.
[00:17:33] <Ionic> Oh
[00:17:47] <snc> taht's the magic of supported_archs
[00:17:48] <Ionic> And don't forget --force to clean out older i386 packages too
[00:17:56] <jmr_mp> no, don't --force
[00:17:58] <Ionic> snc: yeah, but still
[00:18:12] <Ionic> jmr_mp: he's build all packages with i386 too I guess
[00:18:27] <jmr_mp> yes, and enforcing -universal will deactivate all of them
[00:18:34] <Ionic> He said his build_arch included i386 and ppc64
[00:18:44] <snc> build_arch is only one arch.
[00:18:47] <jmr_mp> well, that's not physically possible considering build_arch is only one value
[00:18:53] <Ionic> Though I'm not completely sure this would even work
[00:18:56] <XandriX> woops
[00:19:07] <jmr_mp> universal_archs can be multiple
[00:19:09] <Ionic> Yeah I know, but that's what he told me :)
[00:19:26] <jmr_mp> so if you've done something weird, change it back to 'build_arch ppc'
[00:19:28] <Ionic> I can't read his macports.conf
[00:20:32] <XandriX> jmr_mp: so th command u told me to do and no --foce ?
[00:20:33] <Ionic> jmr_mp: ppc or ppc64?
[00:20:49] <XandriX> well my machine is technicaly ppc64
[00:20:50] <jmr_mp> XandriX: yes, just what I wrote
[00:20:58] <XandriX> should i set it to ppc64 ?
[00:21:02] <jmr_mp> do you need ppc64?
[00:21:12] <XandriX> does it really change performance or not really ?
[00:21:21] <snc> you're always better off with ppc than ppc64 when it comes to support.
[00:21:26] <jmr_mp> if you need a lager address space it can
[00:21:31] <jmr_mp> *larger
[00:21:39] <XandriX> ok well i guess ill leave it to ppc
[00:21:41] <snc> (i could use a lager about now fscking KDE)
[00:21:42] <Ionic> As in more than 2GB per process?
[00:21:43] <jmr_mp> though lager addresses might be fun
[00:22:01] <jmr_mp> ppc is way better tested than ppc64
[00:22:10] <Ionic> I don't know whether ppc works in the same way x86 does
[00:22:14] <XandriX> then ill stick to ppc :)
[00:22:16] <jmr_mp> no, it doesn't
[00:22:22] <jmr_mp> it's much more sane
[00:22:26] <Ionic> :p
[00:22:49] <snc> risc v cisc 2.0 heh
[00:22:57] <jmr_mp> not even that
[00:23:07] <Ionic> I meant addressing wise
[00:23:13] <jmr_mp> though you know the 2 GB thing is more an OS design thing than a hardware thing
[00:23:16] <XandriX> i might finaly get the hang of this lol
[00:23:31] <XandriX> kinda eminds me of gentoo tho as in you haveto build everything form source lol
[00:23:51] <XandriX> homebrew sucks anyways so im glad you guys we willing to help me out with macpots :)
[00:23:56] <Ionic> jmr_mp: btw, MacPorts 2.0 does add the macports user in a wrong way, it will be visible in the file sharing dialoge etc. as a blank user
[00:23:56] <XandriX> so far it sems to be working out fine
[00:24:13] <jmr_mp> Ionic: I've seen the tickets, tell me how to make Lion happy :P
[00:24:27] <jmr_mp> XandriX: glad to hear it
[00:24:43] <Ionic> jmr_mp: no idea, just forget about Lion :)
[00:24:57] <jmr_mp> used to be you could just have RealName unset and the user wouldn't considered a login account
[00:25:07] <Ionic> jmr_mp: well, the 4GB address space is a hardware limitation for sure
[00:25:42] <Ionic> jmr_mp: oh.. hm. I know that on Linux, there are system users and uhm user users
[00:25:44] <jmr_mp> Ionic: right, but Windows and Linux have some hardwired segments that make it 2/3 GB for user code
[00:26:13] <jmr_mp> Ionic: see, on 10.6, none of the users macports creates show up in the GUI for sharing, or the login window
[00:26:18] <Ionic> everything with an UID < 1000 is a system user, others "user" users
[00:26:27] <Ionic> jmr_mp: I know
[00:26:32] <Ionic> I'm still running SL
[00:26:40] <jmr_mp> UID < 500 might work, but that's all reserved for apple
[00:26:41] <Ionic> And tried to reproduce it with no luck
[00:26:52] <Ionic> No idea how it's on OS X
[00:27:22] <XandriX> im on 10.5.8 ppc and its not showing up in the user list in th shaed dialog
[00:27:50] <Ionic> jmr_mp: there a ton of other users on my system, no one's showing up there, so I guess gecos is not the only way to hide non-interactive users... maybe set the login shell to /bin/false or something like this
[00:28:14] <Ionic> Oh, macports has /usr/bin/false
[00:28:18] <jmr_mp> Ionic: we're actually doing that
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[00:28:55] <Ionic> Hum... no idea
[00:29:02] <jmr_mp> yeah
[00:29:12] <jmr_mp> it could just be a bug in 10.7
[00:29:30] <Ionic> Seriously? 10.7 is totally bugfree!
[00:29:31] <XandriX> jmr_mp: if i have a dual g5 2.0ghz with a gig of ram what do i set  buildmakejobs to ?
[00:29:57] <Ionic> XandriX: 1 or 2
[00:30:00] <Ionic> Err
[00:30:02] <Ionic> Dual G6
[00:30:06] <jmr_mp> XandriX: 2 is probably fine, which I think would be chosen automatically
[00:30:08] <Ionic> 2 or 4
[00:30:14] <XandriX> ??
[00:30:18] * XandriX is confused
[00:30:29] <Ionic> It's your choice really
[00:30:36] <jmr_mp> optimal varies a lot depending on how much RAM each compiler instance ends up needing
[00:30:45] <Ionic> 2 seems reasonable for 2 CPUs and only 1GB of system memory
[00:30:58] <jmr_mp> 2 per CPU is good if you have enough RAM
[00:31:05] <Ionic> Yep
[00:31:13] <snc> jmr_mp you might investigate RecordType for the users.
[00:31:16] <Ionic> But with 1GB of RAM, I'd stick to #CPUs
[00:31:25] <XandriX> yeah ill set it at 2
[00:31:31] <XandriX> and when i upgade its ram 4 xD
[00:31:34] <snc> jmr_mp scratch that. nevermind :D
[00:31:43] <XandriX> anyone know what the max supported arm is on a pci dual g5 ?
[00:31:56] <jmr_mp> there's some crazy ports that use 1.5 GB in one gcc process
[00:32:15] <XandriX> jesus
[00:32:39] <Ionic> "arm"?
[00:32:43] <snc> ram
[00:32:45] <jmr_mp> yes, that is ridiculous
[00:32:46] <Ionic> Ah, ram
[00:32:50] <jmr_mp> check everymac.com
[00:32:55] <snc> or apple-history.com
[00:32:58] <XandriX> *ram
[00:33:01] <Ionic> jmr_mp: oh seems you never compiled OpenOffice ;D
[00:33:02] <snc> woooo
[00:33:07] <snc> kdepimlibs4 is fixed.
[00:33:17] <jmr_mp> I would guess 4 GB or so
[00:33:25] <snc> qt4 also uses gratuitous compile-time RAM
[00:33:32] <Ionic> Indeed
[00:34:32] <CIA-46> snc at macports dot org * r81074 /trunk/dports/kde/kdepimlibs4/Portfile:
[00:34:32] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81074
[00:34:32] <CIA-46> kdepimlibs4:
[00:34:32] <CIA-46> * revbump from soprano/raptor2 fixes
[00:34:32] <CIA-46> * remove disabling of soprano/raptor2 code
[00:34:36] <XandriX> 16 fo my model is max ram
[00:34:41] <XandriX> thats a bit crazy lol
[00:35:58] <XandriX> i couldnt even afford that anyways haha
[00:36:06] <jmr_mp> is it actually PCI or PCI-X?
[00:36:34] <XandriX> Expansion:
[00:36:36] <XandriX> 3 PCIe**
[00:36:52] <XandriX> apparently but its odd cuz my gfx card in it iss a radeo 9700 wich seems to be agp8x
[00:36:57] <XandriX> so its kinda confusing
[00:37:04] <XandriX> but it is the dual g5 2ghz
[00:38:10] <jmr_mp> ok, so I might have been right for a PCI one :)
[00:38:24] <XandriX> yeah i guess
[00:38:31] <XandriX> i wish it wasnt tho :P
[00:39:14] <XandriX> if it wer pcie i would have had a spare better video card for it lol
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[00:44:15] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81075 /trunk/dports/ (8 files in 7 dirs):
[00:44:16] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81075
[00:44:16] <CIA-46> Allow octave-devel to satisfy octave dependency; see http://lists.macosforge.org/pipermail/macports-users/2011-July/024837.html
[00:47:46] <XandriX> anyone know if i can run a 32bit os in qemu for osx ppc ?
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[00:50:51] <ToHellWithGA> how much falling back to clang or gcc-4.2 is acceptable?
[00:51:21] <Ionic> XandriX: uhm... I've got 8GB in my laptop ;)
[00:52:04] <XandriX> Ionic: i got this dual g5 for 100$
[00:52:09] <XandriX> as i mentioned earlierr lol
[00:52:42] <Ionic> Well ok :p
[00:52:47] <Ionic> I bought this for 3.1k EUR
[00:53:06] <ToHellWithGA> fancy
[00:53:30] <XandriX> o.O
[00:53:32] <XandriX> dude
[00:53:39] <XandriX> thats like 6200 cad
[00:53:57] <XandriX> jesus i could get a decent car for that price lol
[00:54:01] <Ionic> Nah I don't think so
[00:54:10] <Ionic> Oh my car was 26k
[00:54:18] <ToHellWithGA> how did you know his name was jesus?
[00:54:23] <Ionic> Heh
[00:54:57] <Ionic> Google says 4 227.07212 Canadian dollars
[00:55:03] <XandriX> ok no ur right 4235 canadian
[00:55:04] <Ionic> So not exactly 6k ;P
[00:55:12] <ToHellWithGA> lol hoser math
[00:55:21] <XandriX> i use xe.net lol
[00:55:46] <ToHellWithGA> quite a lot of money
[00:55:53] <ToHellWithGA> is it cool?
[00:56:00] <Ionic> It's pretty much old
[00:56:06] <Ionic> And add another 500 EUR for a new topcase :|
[00:56:46] <Ionic> liquids and laptop keyboards don't mix
[00:56:54] <ToHellWithGA> Ionic: what kind of car did you get (if you don't mind me asking)?
[00:57:04] <ToHellWithGA> my wife is looking for something with 4 doors in the near future
[00:57:43] <Ionic> ToHellWithGA: Mazda 3 Sedan
[00:57:53] <ToHellWithGA> 3 door?
[00:57:57] <ToHellWithGA> 5 door?
[00:57:59] <Ionic> 4 doors :)
[00:58:02] <ToHellWithGA> k
[00:58:25] <Ionic> http://ionic.de/gfx/Realshots/Cars/Mazda%203/Private/Poc.jpg *hides*
[00:58:50] <ToHellWithGA> nice
[00:58:51] <Ionic> (Kann == can ;P)
[00:59:18] <ToHellWithGA> lol CAN LEET
[00:59:26] <ToHellWithGA> very nice
[00:59:27] <Ionic> :D
[00:59:30] <Ionic> Indeed
[00:59:38] <Ionic> I wondered how this could still be available
[01:00:22] <dang`r`us> bye
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[01:00:35] <ToHellWithGA> i wonder if i could get 31337 in missouri... :)
[01:00:48] <ToHellWithGA> i think numbered plates are gov't only here
[01:01:01] <Ionic> Hehe good luck
[01:03:28] <CIA-46> jmr at macports dot org * r81076 /trunk/dports/devel/libsdl/ (Portfile files/mmx.h.diff):
[01:03:28] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81076
[01:03:28] <CIA-46> libsdl: fix build with LLVM
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[01:03:50] <snc> jmr_mp answered your question in
[01:03:52] <snc> !ticket 30275
[01:04:04] <snc> guess that's not working today.
[01:04:05] <snc> https://trac.macports.org/ticket/30275#comment:5
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[01:04:32] <snc> !ticket 30275
[01:04:33] <mpbot> https://trac.macports.org/ticket/30275
[01:04:35] <snc> woo
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[01:07:31] <jmr_mp> ToHellWithGA: try falling forward to clang first, and fall back to gcc-4.2 iff you have to
[01:07:48] <ToHellWithGA> jmr_mp: that thing you did to cairo, pretty slick
[01:07:52] <ToHellWithGA> can you commit it now?
[01:08:05] <jmr_mp> oh the LTO thing
[01:08:34] <jmr_mp> I guess; ryandesign still hasn't got around to it?
[01:08:41] <snc> hehe
[01:09:09] <jmr_mp> he does maintain the port in this case :P
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[01:10:29] <jmr_mp> XandriX: you can run many OSes in qemu, but Mac OS is not one of them
[01:11:11] <jmr_mp> XandriX: which OS were you looking at?
[01:13:02] <XandriX> windows
[01:13:04] <XandriX> lol
[01:13:23] <Ionic> Get VirtualBox...
[01:13:29] <XandriX> for ppc ?
[01:13:36] <Ionic> Oh
[01:13:38] <Ionic> Hmm
[01:13:41] <Ionic> Uh
[01:14:08] <Ionic> Don't use an architecture no one else uses ;P
[01:14:36] <XandriX> lol
[01:16:19] <ToHellWithGA> XandriX: can you emulate 386 on ppc?
[01:16:32] <Ionic> Sure, why not
[01:16:38] <Ionic> Theoretically
[01:16:44] <ToHellWithGA> lol
[01:16:48] <ToHellWithGA> with massive overhead
[01:16:48] <XandriX> wll there is qemu for osx ppc
[01:16:54] <XandriX> of course
[01:17:12] <Ionic> ToHellWithGA: uh guy
[01:17:25] <ToHellWithGA> yeah pal?
[01:17:25] <Ionic> Do you know Attesor?
[01:17:32] <ToHellWithGA> i don't think so
[01:17:34] <ToHellWithGA> should I?
[01:17:41] <Ionic> That's Rosetta in reversed
[01:17:44] <ToHellWithGA> lol
[01:17:49] <ToHellWithGA> cool
[01:17:52] <Ionic> You can run i386 apps on a ppc mac with that
[01:17:58] <Ionic> So sure, there's gotta be a way ;P
[01:18:00] <ToHellWithGA> lawl
[01:18:36] <CIA-46> snc at macports dot org * r81077 /trunk/dports/kde/kdebase4-runtime/Portfile:
[01:18:36] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81077
[01:18:36] <CIA-46> kdebase4-runtime: revbump to use raptor2
[01:19:16] <Ionic> ToHellWithGA: http://wiki.winehq.org/MacOSX
[01:19:28] <Ionic> Seems like they are refering to qemu too
[01:20:17] <XandriX> Ionic: whe do i gt this atesor
[01:20:33] <Ionic> XandriX: it's qemu ;P
[01:20:45] <Ionic> "Qemu-Darwin-user allows Mac OS X/Intel Applications to run on Mac OS X/PowerPC. It's Rosetta inversed and thus is also refered as Attesor. "
[01:21:04] <XandriX> ooh lol
[01:21:05] <Ionic> http://wiki.winehq.org/MacOSX/QemuWork
[01:24:05] <XandriX> Ionic: that looks a bit complicated lol
[01:25:16] <Ionic> Hm I don't know
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[01:25:31] <jmr_mp> Win98 and Win2000 work in qemu I believe
[01:25:32] <mpbot> krunk- is jameskyle and maintainer of gdchart, py25-ode, backuppc, and py25-hcluster (of 28 total)
[01:26:20] <jmr_mp> how does qemu-user help for running windows?
[01:26:57] <Ionic> Well it doesn't help for running Windows, I was talking about the opposite of rosetta
[01:27:11] <Ionic> Windows XP works in Qemu too
[01:27:14] <jmr_mp> ok, I just didn't catch *why* you were talking about it :)
[01:27:17] <Ionic> (Though it's really, really slow)
[01:27:42] <Ionic> jmr_mp: ToHellWithGA asked whether you can emulate i386 on ppc
[01:28:36] <jmr_mp> ok, I just thought qemu-system would have answered that just as well
[01:28:51] <Ionic> Sure :)
[01:31:42] <Ionic> Anywho, good night :)
[01:32:48] <ToHellWithGA> is it possible to make a .app-like icon for programs not designed for os x?
[01:33:26] <ToHellWithGA> invoking GUI programs from the terminal feels kinda roundabout
[01:34:14] <ToHellWithGA> these programs clearly have icons - i've seen them in linux-land
[01:35:02] <Ionic> ToHellWithGA: the icons you see are just starter icons
[01:35:09] <Ionic> You can do the same thing on OS X though
[01:35:24] <Ionic> Write some AppleScript which launches the program and compile it as a binary
[01:35:29] <XandriX> how do i boot my g5 in verbose mode if i want to what keys must i hold or what must i change ?
[01:35:33] <Ionic> Then you can assign an icon to it
[01:35:47] <Ionic> XandriX: on my MBP that involves fiddling with nvram
[01:36:00] <Ionic> No idea whether it's the same for G5
[01:36:06] <Ionic> Try to google around :)
[01:39:13] <Ionic> But you must convert this icon file to icns and then to a rsrc with a programm called Icns2Rsrc
[01:39:27] <Ionic> Afterwards you can drag it into the icon field of the starter in finder
[01:39:49] <Ionic> It's messy... I've done it two times :)
[01:49:25] <jmr_mp> ToHellWithGA: platypus, automator
[01:49:41] <jmr_mp> Ionic: there's a port for that: mkicns
[01:49:53] <jmr_mp> sorry, makeicns
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[02:10:40] <jmr_mp> hey, a gui_dos commit, there's something I haven't seen in a while
[02:13:43] <ToHellWithGA> i think it's time to commit virtualbox
[02:13:58] <ToHellWithGA> the dude who wrote the port seems to have it fairly well-tuned
[02:15:29] <ToHellWithGA> 'port upgrade virtualbox' will be a heck of a lot easier (build time notwithstanding) than downloading a .dmg every time the upstream project is updated
[02:21:25] <ToHellWithGA> when tarballs are in the dozens of megabytes, are there really zillions of lines of text code?
[02:23:19] <CIA-46> jeremyhu at macports dot org * r81078 /trunk/dports/x11/xinit/Portfile:
[02:23:20] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81078
[02:23:20] <CIA-46> xinit: Bump to 1.3.1
[02:26:47] <jmr_mp> sometimes
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[03:27:04] <CIA-46> scantor at macports dot org * r81079 /trunk/dports/lang/opensaml/Portfile:
[03:27:04] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81079
[03:27:04] <CIA-46> Bump version
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[03:37:56] <CIA-46> jmr at macports dot org * r81080 /trunk/dports/math/SuiteSparse/ (Portfile files/ files/makefiles.patch):
[03:37:57] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81080
[03:37:57] <CIA-46> SuiteSparse: declare phony makefile targets, fixes some files not being built (#25908)
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[03:57:31] <ToHellWithGA> if a program segfaults, would there be any crash data to attach to a ticket?
[03:57:55] <ToHellWithGA> krunk-: yo!
[04:02:08] <ToHellWithGA> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/80333 looks weird
[04:02:47] <ToHellWithGA> this port built +universal before and inhibits +universal building of gst-plugins-bad now that it does not
[04:03:22] <ToHellWithGA> even if it isn't actually universal, at least it wasn't a roadblock
[04:05:42] <jmr_mp> yes, there should virtually always be a crash log
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[04:06:36] <jmr_mp> and I don't know what he's on about in that commit message, other ports just run an ed script post-configure to fix that
[04:07:48] <jmr_mp> plus it would only affect building for intel and ppc, and who does that anymore?
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[04:11:57] <ToHellWithGA> preach it brother joshua
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[04:51:12] <crtxc> sudo port -d selfupdate is giving me an error: Error: /Volumes/User/opt/local/bin/port: port selfupdate failed: Error installing new MacPorts base: shell command failed (see log for details)
[04:52:44] <crtxc> not sure what to look for in the log.
[04:52:45] <jmr_mp> that's the generic part, just pastebin the whole output
[04:53:00] <crtxc> ok
[04:55:03] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81081 /trunk/dports/www/raptor2/files/ (3 files):
[04:55:03] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81081
[04:55:03] <CIA-46> www/raptor2: Add missing turtle_lexer patch files
[04:55:47] <crtxc> jmr_mp: MacPorts selfupdate error; http://pastie.org/private/pgynwqasa39sfefmdsczg
[04:56:22] <jmr_mp> cc: Command not found
[04:56:39] <jmr_mp> you don't have /usr/bin/cc?
[04:57:23] <crtxc> ccmake, ccmakedep
[04:57:32] <crtxc> oops sorry
[04:57:38] <crtxc> wrong
[04:57:48] <crtxc> one moment
[04:58:31] <jmr_mp> it's a symlink to gcc-4.0 on my leopard machine
[04:58:46] <jmr_mp> pkgutil says, pkgid: com.apple.pkg.DeveloperToolsCLILeo
[04:59:19] <crtxc> I see cc in /usr/bin, but when I right click and select show original, it says original item cannot be found?
[04:59:59] <jmr_mp> ls -l /usr/bin/cc
[05:01:56] <crtxc> ^ result of ls -l /usr/bin/cc = "lrwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  15 Jun 11 21:54 /usr/bin/cc -> /usr/bin/cc-4.0"
[05:02:11] <jmr_mp> weird, that's not right
[05:03:11] <crtxc> :/
[05:03:41] <jmr_mp> sudo ln -fhs gcc-4.0 /usr/bin/cc
[05:04:09] <crtxc> uno mommento
[05:04:15] <jmr_mp> so what happened on the 15th of June?
[05:04:38] <crtxc> I can't remember?
[05:04:54] <crtxc> :0
[05:04:58] <jmr_mp> well that's just when the link was modified
[05:06:22] <crtxc> Oh, I can't remember.  I probably messed something up.  I have been trying for quite sometime to install libtorrent-rasterbar.  A few times I was at my wits end and probably did something stupid.
[05:08:22] <crtxc> you know stupid beginner idiocy.  I never had irc at the time so I didn't know how to use this #MacPorts as a resource.  Probably did something faulty.
[05:08:52] <jmr_mp> well anyway, that should fix it
[05:09:09] <crtxc> I only know a few computer people. they are pretty tight lipped, so I flounder alot :)
[05:09:54] <crtxc> I am just gonna look up the options in man first :)
[05:11:14] <crtxc> see I didn't even know about proper usage of the -f -h options.  :)
[05:11:37] <crtxc> I would have just did ln -s :P
[05:16:30] <crtxc> And I see now the meaning of make[2]: cc: Command not found :) and that it is refering to /usr/bin :)
[05:16:46] <crtxc> It looks good so far jmr_mp.  taking along time.
[05:16:51] <crtxc> :)
[05:21:34] <ToHellWithGA> just pulled the trigger on an email @ryandesign re:universal xvid
[05:21:50] <ToHellWithGA> i reckon he'll reply and copy the -dev list
[05:39:25] <ToHellWithGA> night y'all
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[05:40:05] <crtxc> good nit ToHell
[05:40:45] <crtxc> ^nit^night
[05:50:11] <crtxc> Still looking good on the selfupdate :) Thanks for all your help today people.
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[06:52:35] <crtxc> :)
[06:53:36] <crtxc> going to take a break
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[07:45:49] <CIA-46> jeremyhu at macports dot org * r81082 /trunk/dports/x11/mesa/ (2 files in 2 dirs):
[07:45:49] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81082
[07:45:49] <CIA-46> mesa: Bump to 7.11-rc2 for improved GLX support
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[09:04:23] <fidencio> who is the maintainer from curl?
[09:04:57] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81083 /trunk/dports/graphics/cairo/ (4 files in 2 dirs):
[09:04:57] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81083
[09:04:57] <CIA-46> cairo: allegedly fix build on Lion with llvm-gcc-4.2 / clang (#29842) and +quartz (#30351)
[09:08:17] <fidencio> could someone help me to pass a ld option for a Portfile?
[09:08:52] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81084 /trunk/dports/graphics/cairo-devel/ (7 files in 2 dirs):
[09:08:53] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81084
[09:08:53] <CIA-46> cairo-devel: merge r81083 from cairo: allegedly fix build on Lion with llvm-gcc-4.2 / clang (#29842) and +quartz (#30351)
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[09:10:35] <fidencio> or better, where I could set LDFLAGS on Portfile?
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[09:17:02] <fidencio> or, at least, how I could recompile a package?
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[09:19:22] <fidencio> :-\
[09:25:01] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81085 /trunk/dports/devel/hs-language-c/Portfile:
[09:25:01] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81085
[09:25:01] <CIA-46> hs-language-c: update to 0.3.2.1; drop maintainership
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[09:40:38] <jmr_mp> pfft, "allegedly"
[09:41:41] <crtxc> libglade2 build failed with these error.  I can't tell which errors are significant and which ones are not. Main.log for libglade2: http://pastie.org/private/jiykjox5oioga6jvglphq
[09:41:54] <crtxc> ^error^errors
[09:43:04] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81086 /trunk/dports/graphics/ (3 files in 3 dirs):
[09:43:04] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81086
[09:43:04] <CIA-46> graphviz-devel, graphviz-gui-devel, gvedit-devel: update to 2.29.20110725.0445
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[09:47:55] <crtxc> :info:build glade-init.c:27:18: error: glib.h: No such file or directory
[09:48:58] <crtxc> does this mean that in file glade-init line 27: #include <glib.h> fails because glib.h is missing?
[09:56:26] <jmr_mp> not quite, it means that glib.h is not present in any of the paths the C preprocessor has been told to look in
[09:56:51] <crtxc> ok hm
[09:58:23] <jmr_mp> you'd think it would be using `pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0`
[09:59:24] <crtxc> I just finish reading a post here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195037
[09:59:38] <crtxc> about what you just said.
[10:00:58] <crtxc> But, I don't understand exactly what it means.
[10:03:18] <crtxc> libglade config.log http://pastie.org/private/oxnmwrt8fp4hjhatrstw
[10:07:32] <crtxc> libglade2 makefile: http://pastie.org/private/nnqq3hzsdristi4efrlca
[10:10:10] <jmr_mp> configure check for gtk_plug_get_type succeeds here
[10:10:47] <crtxc> jmr_mp: what line do you see that on?
[10:11:14] <jmr_mp> of which paste?
[10:11:37] <jmr_mp> 307 of the config.log
[10:11:58] <crtxc> ic
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[10:33:14] <crtxc> where can I find a description of the function gtk_plug_get_type.  jmr_mp sayed "configure check for gtk_plug_get_type succeeds here" but I don't understand the significance of this.
[10:33:37] <crtxc> it checks for pkg-config?
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[10:52:38] <crtxc> I'm lost, help.
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[10:58:15] <crtxc> hm, I do have glib.h in /opt/local/include.  So the c preprocessor is not looking there?
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[11:31:46] <crtxc> does this mean pkg_config found glib-2.0?: 381 configure:11102: $PKG_CONFIG --exists --print-errors "  libxml-2.0 >= 2.4.10   atk >= 1.9.0   gtk+-2.0 >= 2.5.0   glib-2.0 >= 2.10.0"
[11:31:50] <crtxc> 382 configure:11105: $? = 0
[11:31:56] <crtxc> 383 configure:11180: result: yes
[11:32:02] <Ionic> Oh crtxc is back :p
[11:32:23] <crtxc> Hey Ionic.  Did you have a good sleep?
[11:32:33] <Ionic> Yes, all requested packages have been found matching the version number
[11:32:40] <Ionic> Mh not exactly but still
[11:33:24] <crtxc> well if you don't sleep Ionic, will morph to catatonic
[11:33:33] <crtxc> :)
[11:35:11] <Ionic> Does /opt/local/include/glib-2.0/glib.h exist for you?
[11:37:02] <crtxc> I let deluge install while I had a nap and -- ^^ Yes, Ionic, opt/local/include/glib-2.0/glib.h does exist.^^ -- and when I woke I saw errors for libglade2 :)
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[11:38:22] <Ionic> /opt, but still
[11:38:50] <Ionic> Let's see
[11:39:07] <crtxc> did you just get on Ionic?
[11:39:14] <Ionic> Get on?
[11:39:28] <Ionic> Nah
[11:39:33] <crtxc> to #MacPorts?
[11:39:50] <crtxc> ok
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[11:40:26] <Ionic> http://pastie.org/2267518
[11:40:30] <Ionic> That's how it should look like
[11:40:52] <Ionic> You're missing -I/opt/local/include/glib-2.0
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[11:42:19] <crtxc> hm :?
[11:43:27] <Ionic> pkg_cv_LIBGLADE_CFLAGS= < that's totally wrong (in your config.log file)
[11:45:41] <crtxc> why would config write that then?  How did you see it.  So this means that libglade cflags have no value and that is why I am missing -I/opt/local/include/glib-2.0?
[11:46:21] <Ionic> Amongst others, yes
[11:46:30] <crtxc> Ionic, the clip you posted what was that from?
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[11:46:59] <Ionic> crtxc: my system ;)
[11:47:05] <Ionic> What does /opt/local/bin/pkg-config --cflags "glib-2.0" give you?
[11:47:09] <Ionic> On the command line
[11:47:46] <crtxc> ~ $ /opt/local/bin/pkg-config --cflags "glib-2.0"
[11:47:59] <Ionic> Hmm I see
[11:48:10] <Ionic> That's ok
[11:48:26] <Ionic> I wonder why this doesn't show up in your config.log or makefile?
[11:49:11] <crtxc> Earlier I posted both.  would you like me to put them up again?
[11:49:50] <Ionic> I've got them
[11:49:56] <crtxc> Ok
[11:50:06] <Ionic> I still wonder why those include directives are not showing up there ;)
[11:50:54] <crtxc> If pkg-config sees them, then they should be showing in makefile and config.log
[11:51:20] <Ionic> Sure
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[11:52:46] <crtxc> earlier jmr_mp, mentioned something about "configure check for gtk_plug_get_type succeeds here" is that related somehow?  I don't know what that function is responsible for.
[11:55:25] <Ionic> Mh well the gtk_plug_get_type check was unsuccessful
[11:56:08] <Ionic> That's weird, but I guess connected to not adding valeus to CFLAGS/LDFLAGS
[11:56:51] <crtxc> :?
[11:56:59] <Ionic> For instance if configure was putting -lgtk in there it should have succeeded
[11:57:47] <Ionic> Yes
[11:57:58] <Ionic> Well it can't find the symbol without linking the library :)
[11:58:12] <crtxc> :)
[12:03:34] <crtxc> Is this significant?
[12:03:36] <crtxc> Undefined symbols:
[12:03:36] <crtxc>   "_gtk_plug_get_type", referenced from:
[12:03:36] <crtxc>       _main in cclFaFoP.o
[12:03:40] <Ionic> ...
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[12:03:51] <Ionic> I just told you why that happens
[12:03:52] <crtxc> ld: symbol(s) not found
[12:04:15] <Ionic> Yes
[12:04:29] <Ionic> It can't find the symbols if the gtk library isn't linked
[12:04:31] <crtxc> Ok sorry, so the problem is materializing previous to this?
[12:04:37] <crtxc> yes
[12:05:00] <Ionic> If you'd give gcc -lgtk it would have worked
[12:05:32] <crtxc> how to I giv gcc -lgtk?
[12:05:57] <crtxc> And is this a bug with libglade2?
[12:06:55] <Ionic> You don't - pkg-config should do it...
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[12:08:47] <Ionic> crtxc: run /opt/local/bin/pkg-config --libs "gtk+-2.0"
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[12:09:21] <Ionic> Notice somewhere in the output you'll see -lgtk-x11-2.0 or sorta ;)
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[12:10:26] <crtxc> ~ $ /opt/local/bin/pkg-config --libs "gtk+-2.0"
[12:10:27] <crtxc> Package xi was not found in the pkg-config search path.
[12:10:27] <crtxc> Perhaps you should add the directory containing `xi.pc'
[12:10:27] <crtxc> to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
[12:10:29] <crtxc> Package 'xi', required by 'GDK', not found
[12:10:36] <Ionic> Uh, what?
[12:10:40] <Ionic> interesting
[12:10:44] <Ionic> That's why it doesn't work
[12:11:37] <Ionic> crtxc: how did you fuck up your system? :P
[12:12:38] <Ionic> crtxc: let's try to install that manually...
[12:12:49] <Ionic> crtxc: port -v install xorg-libXi please
[12:14:59] <crtxc> One moment
[12:17:05] <crtxc> I tried installing libtorrent-rasterbar from outside macports?  Using /opt as a prefix argument?  Would that do it?
[12:17:09] <crtxc> :0
[12:17:21] <Ionic> Probably nothing
[12:17:48] <crtxc> ya I didn't think it would hurt.  It was just a librarie :\
[12:18:14] <Ionic> Well install xorg-libXi plskthxbye
[12:19:02] <crtxc> done
[12:19:38] <Ionic> So what about pkg-config --libs asdf now again?
[12:19:40] <crtxc> how did you know to install xorg-libXi?  Because of "Package xi was not found in the pkg-config search path"
[12:19:50] <Ionic> port search xi? :P
[12:20:10] <crtxc> :) dooopph
[12:20:38] <crtxc> ~ $ /opt/local/bin/pkg-config --libs "gtk+-2.0"
[12:20:38] <crtxc> Package xcursor was not found in the pkg-config search path.
[12:20:38] <crtxc> Perhaps you should add the directory containing `xcursor.pc'
[12:20:38] <crtxc> to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
[12:20:39] <crtxc> Package 'xcursor', required by 'GDK', not found
[12:20:41] <Ionic> Oh and actually I checked /opt/local/bin/pkg-config --libs "xi" on my system too
[12:20:42] <Ionic> :S
[12:20:55] <Ionic> crtxc: are you missing the complete Xorg/Xquartz suite?
[12:21:26] <crtxc> But wouldn't libglade call that as a dependency?
[12:21:49] <Ionic> libglade itself no
[12:21:54] <Ionic> But definitely gdk and gtk
[12:22:08] <Ionic> That's really, really weird
[12:22:17] <Ionic> You can't even install gtk without X11
[12:22:21] <crtxc> I have X11 installed.
[12:22:23] <Ionic> (But using the aqua variant!)
[12:22:40] <crtxc> yes, I think.
[12:22:55] <Ionic> And the aqua stuff sucks
[12:23:20] <Ionic> Hm
[12:23:23] <crtxc> ah ok one day I will ask you to tell me why :)
[12:23:28] <Ionic> Or actually we're doing the wrong thing here
[12:23:48] <Ionic> crtxc: I tried it once, everything looks wierd
[12:24:09] <crtxc> ~ $ port installed xorg
[12:24:10] <crtxc> None of the specified ports are installed.
[12:24:14] <Ionic> Yeah sure
[12:24:20] <Ionic> Mh
[12:24:26] <Ionic> Do you have locate installed?
[12:24:44] <Ionic> As in, can you run "locate -i xi.pc"?
[12:25:35] <Ionic> Mh
[12:25:50] <Ionic> My IPv6 sucks
[12:25:53] <Ionic> Again
[12:27:17] <Ionic> crtxc: compare http://ionic.de/gallery.rbx?path=Screenshots/Calculators/Qalculate-GTK&file=Qalculate-GTK-MacOS.png to http://ionic.de/gallery.rbx?path=Screenshots/Calculators/Qalculate-GTK&file=Qalculate-GTK.png
[12:27:33] <Ionic> It even has problems with glyphs
[12:27:52] <Ionic> That is, if you input "files", it changes f and i to this weird character
[12:29:37] <crtxc> ok
[12:30:38] <crtxc> what the heck is tha files -> muck mess :)
[12:30:50] <crtxc> on the display of GTK MacOS
[12:31:04] <crtxc> I see what you mean
[12:31:06] <CIA-46> snc at macports dot org * r81087 /trunk/dports/net/dnsmasq/ (Portfile files/patch-src-network.c.diff):
[12:31:06] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81087
[12:31:06] <CIA-46> dnsmasq:
[12:31:06] <CIA-46> * fix build for Lion, 30355
[12:31:06] <CIA-46> * remove nawk dependency (no longer used in Makefile)
[12:31:16] <Ionic> crtxc: right
[12:31:34] <Ionic> Anywho...
[12:31:41] <Ionic> What about this locate command?
[12:31:55] <crtxc> locate?
[12:32:23] <Ionic> locate -i xi.pc
[12:32:34] <crtxc> sorry I missed that one moment
[12:33:05] <crtxc> /Volumes/User/opt/local/lib/pkgconfig/xi.pc
[12:33:06] <crtxc> /Volumes/User/opt/local/var/macports/software/xorg-libXi/1.4.1_0/Volumes/User/opt/local/lib/pkgconfig/xi.pc
[12:33:09] <crtxc> /usr/X11/lib/pkgconfig/xi.pc
[12:33:15] <Ionic> Hmm
[12:33:20] <Ionic> Ok I see
[12:33:26] <Ionic> It hsould use /usr/X11/lib/pkgconfig/xi.pc
[12:33:36] <Ionic> Bad luck I don't know pkg-config too well
[12:33:45] <Ionic> Just deinstall xorg-libXi again
[12:33:54] <Ionic> port uninstall xorg-libXi
[12:35:16] <crtxc> can't uninstall it gtk2 depends on it.
[12:35:21] <Ionic> ?
[12:35:31] <Ionic> port uninstall --force xorg-libXi
[12:35:41] <Ionic> We just installed it
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[12:35:51] <Ionic> After that please run: PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/X11/lib/pkgconfig/" pkg-config --libs "gtk+-2.0"
[12:35:52] <crtxc> ya weird
[12:36:24] <crtxc> ~ $ PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/usr/X11/lib/pkgconfig/" pkg-config --libs "gtk+-2.0"
[12:36:29] <Ionic> Aaah!
[12:36:36] <Ionic> Now we're going somewhere :)
[12:36:44] <crtxc> :)
[12:37:29] <Ionic> Hm :/
[12:37:45] <Ionic> Probably you're missing the path, who knows
[12:37:54] <Ionic> Although MacPorts should use it by default
[12:38:03] <Ionic> Just write a ticket *shrug*
[12:38:22] <crtxc> What will be the subject of the ticket?
[12:38:33] <Ionic> Think of a good one :p
[12:38:47] <crtxc> :)
[12:39:04] <jmr_mp> "Doctor, it hurts when I force uninstall gtk2's dependencies"?
[12:39:10] <Ionic> "build failure of libglade2 2.6.4-3 or something"
[12:39:24] <Ionic> Err, terminating the string after -3 ofc
[12:39:36] <Ionic> jmr_mp: we just installed xorg-libXi earlier anyway
[12:39:45] <Ionic> Manually
[12:39:51] <jmr_mp> yeah but gtk2 depends on it
[12:40:07] <jmr_mp> so clearly it was force uninstalled earlier to get into that state
[12:40:13] <Ionic> jmr_mp: yeah, it can use the libXi from X11
[12:40:26] <Ionic> Or am I wrong here?
[12:40:34] <jmr_mp> I don't think it can
[12:40:43] <Ionic> Sure?
[12:40:47] <jmr_mp> /usr/X11 is not in the default pkgconfig path
[12:40:58] <Ionic> Yeah that's why libglade2 fails for him
[12:41:15] <jmr_mp> I disagree
[12:41:24] <Ionic> I always used MP's Xquartz, so no idea how people do with Apple's X11
[12:41:34] <jmr_mp> libglade2 failed for him because xorg-libXi was not installed
[12:42:03] <crtxc> ok question if it failed for that reason, shouldn't the port call it as a dependency?
[12:42:06] <Ionic> jmr_mp: I'm pretty sure libXi is not the only package missing...
[12:42:34] <jmr_mp> crtxc: yes, hence our wondering exactly what you did to get into that state
[12:42:51] <Ionic> Indeed
[12:43:36] <crtxc> honestly.  I havn't done anything.  I do port selfudate once a month.
[12:44:00] <Ionic> You must have force-deinstalled packages at some point
[12:44:06] <crtxc> I tried installing libtorrent-rasterbar from outside of /opt.  That all I have done.
[12:44:20] <crtxc> no force installs.
[12:44:22] <Ionic> Or maybe deleted files manually?
[12:44:52] <jmr_mp> well, if you come up with working steps to reproduce the problem without doing anything obviously incorrect, then you can file a ticket
[12:45:02] <crtxc> no deleting.  except the libtorrent-rasterbar libraries installed from outside.
[12:45:12] <Ionic> Mh
[12:45:26] <Ionic> Well something went horribly wrong
[12:45:39] <Ionic> You may have better luck re-starting clean
[12:45:45] <crtxc> I had to delete theme because libtorrent-rasterbar wouldn't install via macports because the lib files didn't belong to a registered port.
[12:46:14] <Ionic> Yeah, but are you sure you didn't unlink something else too? :)
[12:46:15] <crtxc> o.k.  Maybe I should do that then :(.  That is alot of compiling :)
[12:46:27] <Ionic> xorg-lib* should have been installed as dependencies of gtk
[12:46:37] <crtxc> That I do not know.
[12:47:37] <Ionic> Try to clean out /Volumes/Users/opt and re-install macports and all your packages
[12:47:46] <Ionic> You can get a list of installed packages with port installed
[12:48:04] <Ionic> Though this will list automatically installed ports pulled in as dependencies too
[12:48:05] <crtxc> Ok, and then install each individually?
[12:48:21] <Ionic> Nope, just the stuff you installed previously too
[12:49:51] <crtxc> Well I had better get crackin, I have alot of stuff to install.
[12:50:43] <Ionic> jmr_mp: or do you know any better way to fix this state?
[12:51:16] <jmr_mp> possibly, but I don't know what the exact state is
[12:51:30] <crtxc> I well try installing libglade2 later when I have all the work done.
[12:51:52] <Ionic> jmr_mp: I'd call it "messed up"
[12:51:57] <crtxc> :)
[12:52:07] <jmr_mp> maybe run 'port echo rdepof:<portname> and uninstalled' as a sanity check, for each leaf port you want to use
[12:52:27] <crtxc> seriously though, :) I am totally a clean freak when it comes to comps and cars, I am not a wire puller :)
[12:52:33] <Ionic> i.e. libglade2
[12:54:03] <crtxc> port echo rdepof:libglade2
[12:54:12] <crtxc> is not giving me anything
[12:54:23] <Ionic> crtxc: you're missing out the "and uninstalled"
[12:54:39] <Ionic> Though... this doesn't sound right
[12:54:54] <Ionic> libglade2 is dependant on a lot of other packages
[12:55:42] <crtxc> ~ $ port echo rdepof:libglade2 and uninstalled
[12:55:43] <crtxc> unzip
[12:55:46] <crtxc> :)
[12:55:49] <Ionic> WTF
[12:55:53] <crtxc> lol
[12:56:40] <jmr_mp> I guess it's all better now
[12:56:44] <Ionic> You should be getting something like this: http://pastie.org/2267756
[12:57:46] <jmr_mp> not with 'and uninstalled'
[12:57:53] <crtxc> :) haha
[12:58:05] <crtxc> just teasing
[12:58:18] <Ionic> jmr_mp: yes, but his port rdepof:libglade2 seems to be empty
[12:58:31] <Ionic> Or I didn't get the joke
[12:58:44] <crtxc> that is one huge list guys
[12:58:47] <jmr_mp> I'm not sure either TBH
[13:01:51] <crtxc> port echo rdepof:libglade2 uninstalled gave me a massive list.
[13:02:08] <Ionic> Oh... see, that's bad
[13:02:19] <crtxc> It is huge.
[13:03:12] <crtxc> I will do what you suggested and install fresh.
[13:04:13] <Ionic> bbl
[13:04:29] <crtxc> what is bbl?
[13:05:38] <Ionic> be back later
[13:05:45] <jmr_mp> you forgot the 'and'
[13:05:56] <jmr_mp> default operator is 'or'
[13:06:08] <crtxc> ok
[13:06:27] <crtxc> it is running
[13:06:51] <crtxc> I think the only return will be unzip
[13:06:58] <crtxc> yes unip
[13:07:01] <crtxc> unzip
[13:09:34] <crtxc> talk later :) rebuild rebuild
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[13:28:34] <Ionic> jmr_mp: wow, never seen something like this
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[13:31:14] <noganex> mh... i've just upgraded to lion and performed a selfupdate, which compiled something. now i've tried a port installed and i got this: "No ports are installed."
[13:31:41] <noganex> even port -c echo installed says that there are no installed ports...
[13:32:13] <noganex> that's odd, because i've got over 400 entries in /opt/local/var/macports/receipts/
[13:32:48] <noganex> any ideas?
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[13:33:17] <jmr_mp> did the selfupdate succeed?
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[13:35:26] <noganex> yes, it did.
[13:35:39] <Ionic> Hm, maybe the same thing happened to the other guy?
[13:36:41] <noganex> however i spotted one warning or error.
[13:36:43] <noganex> /usr/bin/tclsh src/images_to_archives.tcl "/opt/local/share/macports/Tcl"
[13:36:43] <noganex> No ports installed to convert.
[13:36:54] <Ionic> This one took ages for me
[13:37:05] <jmr_mp> so your registry is apparently empty
[13:37:39] <jmr_mp> I take it you were using the flat format before?
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[13:40:36] <Ionic> jmr_mp: mh, if flat causes such problems there may be a bunch of other people losing their registry
[13:41:01] <jmr_mp> it doesn't necessarily cause problems, I'm trying to form a picture of what happened
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[13:41:23] <Ionic> I'm just saying, I'm using sqlite and everything worked fine for me
[13:42:44] <noganex> mh... jmr_mp, dunno.. i've channged nothing (tm) ;)
[13:42:55] <jmr_mp> check macports.conf
[13:43:36] <noganex> portdbformat flat
[13:43:47] <jmr_mp> ok, so current working theory is there was an empty registry.db already existing for some reason
[13:43:50] <noganex> however file says that it is a sqlite3 file
[13:44:11] <jmr_mp> what is "it"?
[13:44:21] <Ionic> file registry.db you mean?
[13:44:29] <noganex> yes
[13:44:48] <jmr_mp> sure, 2.0 always used sqlite
[13:44:52] <jmr_mp> hence the conversion
[13:45:07] <jmr_mp> which didn't happen in your case because of the db already existing
[13:46:26] <jmr_mp> so in theory, 'sudo rm /opt/local/var/macports/registry/registry.db && sudo port -df selfupdate' should fix it
[13:47:19] <noganex> Warning: Converting your registry to sqlite format, this might take a while...
[13:47:27] <noganex> looks like it's working now :)
[13:48:14] <jmr_mp> great
[13:49:17] <Ionic> So flat is just jumping through files and directories?
[13:49:55] <jmr_mp> one receipt file per port/version, yeah
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[13:52:56] <Ionic> Mh yeah, that's slow
[13:52:58] <noganex> mh... seems like this really takes some time. i'll check back later... thanks for helping me out guys. :)
[13:53:05] <jmr_mp> yw
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[14:06:48] <noganex> arr... it works now. :)
[14:07:02] <Ionic> Great
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[15:55:50] <mpbot> anddam is and.damore and maintainer of luash, py27-gdal, zmq20, and libtifiles2 (of 35 total)
[15:55:51] <anddam> hi
[16:00:46] <preller> Ionic: uh, my ticket has beed closed :|
[16:01:14] <anddam> tickets do, sometime
[16:01:30] <preller> they said it's a dupe but strictly speaking it's not.
[16:01:33] <anddam> what's the correct term for an umbrella package in mp's lingo?
[16:01:35] <anddam> metaport?
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[16:15:12] <Ionic> preller: oh?
[16:15:41] <preller> Ionic: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/30344#comment:2
[16:15:45] <Ionic> Well yes it's somewhat of a dupe
[16:16:06] <preller> meh
[16:16:22] <Ionic> preller: empty real name is used to make users "invisible" in Snow Leopard and below
[16:16:30] <Ionic> I talked to jmr yesterday about that
[16:16:38] <preller> okay, in lion?
[16:16:41] <Ionic> Maybe 10.7 is just buggy in this respect
[16:17:45] <Ionic> There's gotta be other ways too, but dunno
[16:18:07] <jonathanj> so i really can't update to 2.0 if i upgraded from 10.6 to 10.7?
[16:18:07] <Ionic> I'm seeing a lot uers on my system which have a realname and don't show up on any dialoge
[16:18:16] <Ionic> jonathanj: why not?
[16:18:25] <jonathanj> Ionic: i'm reading the migration wiki page
[16:18:38] <jonathanj> "An installation of MacPorts and the ports installed by it are only designed to work on a single OS release and a single CPU architecture. If you upgrade to a new OS version (e.g. from Leopard to Snow Leopard) or migrate to a new machine with a different type of CPU (e.g. PowerPC to Intel), you may get lucky and have your ports keep working, but in general, things will break."
[16:18:45] <Ionic> Uhm
[16:18:49] <jonathanj> Installing new MacPorts release in /opt/local as root:admin; permissions 0755; Tcl-Package in /Library/Tcl
[16:18:52] <jonathanj> i also get that
[16:18:58] <Ionic> Ah
[16:19:08] <Ionic> Well... you can
[16:19:18] <Ionic> It just means some applications may stop working
[16:19:37] <jonathanj> well i'm happy to recompile them, but why can't i do it inplace?
[16:19:54] <jonathanj> why do i have to make a backup of my installed ports, delete all of them, reinstall the Macports basesystem and then install my ports again?
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[16:21:28] <Ionic> jonathanj: so that you don't end up with a mix of updated and old ports installed
[16:22:12] <jonathanj> wouldn't rebuilding all my ports prevent that from happening?
[16:22:21] <Ionic> If you re-build a port, its dependencies won't be rebuild as well
[16:22:38] <neverpanic> There's this problem with tools used in autotools not being upgraded, I think.
[16:23:04] <Ionic> jonathanj: yeah.. the problem with this is that you may add *all* currently installed ports to the "manually" installed list
[16:23:07] <jonathanj> oh well, it's just a bit of a shitty experience
[16:23:22] <Ionic> That is, when you uninstall a port it won't uninstall its unused dependencies anymore too
[16:24:01] <Ionic> jonathanj: just try updating from SL to Lion, updating MP and see if everything still works
[16:24:40] <jonathanj> Ionic: that's what i just did
[16:24:58] <jonathanj> i updated to Lion the other day, then today i saw the MP 2.0.0 announcement so i tried "selfupdate" and it failed
[16:24:59] <Ionic> I wouldn't clean out everything either
[16:25:08] <Ionic> Failed? Why?
[16:25:14] <jonathanj> configure: error: in `/opt/local/var/macports/sources/rsync.macports.org/release/base':
[16:25:17] <jonathanj> configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[16:25:20] <jonathanj> See `config.log' for more details
[16:25:22] <jonathanj> shell command "cd /opt/local/var/macports/sources/rsync.macports.org/release/base && CC=/usr/bin/llvm-gcc-4.2 ./configure --prefix=/opt/local --with-tclpackage=/Library/Tcl --with-install-user=root --with-install-group=admin --with-directory-mode=0755 --enable-readline && make && make install" returned error 77
[16:25:27] <jonathanj> Error: /opt/local/bin/port: port selfupdate failed: Error installing new MacPorts base: shell command failed (see log for details)
[16:25:34] <Ionic> Don't paste everything in here
[16:25:37] <Ionic> Ok
[16:25:42] <Ionic> So have a look why it failed
[16:25:50] <jonathanj> have a look where?
[16:25:54] <Ionic> I bet you didn't install/upgrade XCode
[16:26:00] <Ionic> config.log? :)
[16:26:19] <Ionic> /opt/local/var/macports/sources/rsync.macports.org/release/base/config.log to be more precise
[16:26:23] <anddam> jonathanj: you need to install XCode indeed
[16:26:24] <jonathanj> yeah, that's kind of a useless filepath since it doesn't mean "./config.log"
[16:26:48] <anddam> <Ionic: That is, when you uninstall a port it won't uninstall its unused dependencies anymore too> - did it ever uninstall those?
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[16:27:16] <jonathanj> well i decided to uninstall my ports after browsing the installed list anyway
[16:27:33] <jonathanj> since there is a bunch of junk installed i don't want to suffer through compiling again (hello boost)
[16:27:38] <anddam> jonathanj: btw I think you can just force upgrade and rebuild inplace
[16:27:40] <Ionic> anddam: dunno, I was just thinking about a reason not to use port -v upgrade --force installed :)
[16:27:43] <jonathanj> guess now i just need to wait for Xcode
[16:28:14] <anddam> jonathanj: nowadays only a few ports are really huge, I usually build small ports very quickly
[16:28:16] <anddam> and I'm on C2D
[16:28:37] <jonathanj> boost takes *forever* to build
[16:28:43] <jonathanj> :(
[16:28:56] <afb> did someone remove atlas ? great if so
[16:29:07] <afb> otherwise you had to suffer through that and gcc
[16:29:09] <Ionic> No? :P
[16:29:12] <neverpanic> I think the problem with upgrading in-place was with some tools used by autotools being broken and thus upgrading would not work
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[16:29:20] <neverpanic> but if it works for you it should be fine
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[16:29:21] <Ionic> boost and gcc take ages, yeah
[16:29:22] <afb> just for something innocent like pygtk
[16:29:25] <Ionic> Just like qt4-mac
[16:29:55] <Ionic> neverpanic: yeah you may have to backtrack and re-build a few times
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[16:30:03] <Ionic> Broken packages that is
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[16:31:19] <Ionic> Anywho, I'm off, see you in a few days or something :)
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[16:32:07] <mpbot> mf2k_mp is Frank (macsforever2000) and maintainer of slimdata, kst, py27-pmw, and fasthenry-wr (of 14 total) and is in Boulder, CO; local time is Mon 08:31 MDT
[16:32:27] <jonathanj> Error: port uninstall failed: Registry error: Please specify the full version as recorded in the port registry.
[16:32:37] <jonathanj> is it possible to uninstall all versions?
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[16:46:40] <anddam> neverpanic: are autotools from mp used when building ports?
[16:46:55] <anddam> I thought only XC provided tools were used by default
[16:47:44] <anddam> jonathanj: you can try name selector
[16:47:58] <jonathanj> i'm using "installed"
[16:48:12] <jonathanj> what did you have in mind?
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[16:48:24] <anddam> jonathanj: nope I was wrong
[16:48:35] <anddam> just tried port uninstall name:^cairo
[16:49:04] <anddam> in such a case I would uninstall inactive, then installed
[16:49:08] <anddam> port uninstall inactive
[16:49:14] <anddam> then
[16:49:18] <anddam> port uninstall installed
[16:49:34] <anddam> this would remove the need for version selector
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[16:51:08] <CIA-46> robitaille at macports dot org * r81088 /trunk/dports/python/ (3 files in 3 dirs):
[16:51:09] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81088
[16:51:09] <CIA-46> py*-asciitable: updated to 0.7.0.2
[16:51:14] <anddam> ah, there's no dbus-python port
[16:51:45] <CIA-46> robitaille at macports dot org * r81089 /trunk/dports/python/ (py25-atpy/Portfile py26-atpy/Portfile py27-atpy/Portfile):
[16:51:45] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81089
[16:51:45] <CIA-46> py*-atpy: updated to 0.9.5.3
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[17:02:21] <lilalinux> how can I trigger recompiling of all ports?
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[17:06:27] <earlgray> hello. I'm new to Mac and I try to install programs using Ports (Mac OS X 10.6.8). I do  'sudo port install macfuse', all seems to be done right, but then I can't find fusermount
[17:11:26] <CIA-46> dluke at macports dot org * r81090 /trunk/dports/perl/ (13 files in 4 dirs):
[17:11:26] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81090
[17:11:26] <CIA-46> revert r80724 (add back the vcp perl modules), fixes #30366, give up maintainership
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[17:17:40] <anddam> earlgray: port contents macfuse
[17:18:12] <anddam> lilalinux: something like   port upgrade --force installed
[17:18:21] <anddam> lilalinux: you meant all installed ports rather than all ports
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[17:23:03] <earlgray> 'sudo port contents' helped me, but I still can't find a way to run it :)
[17:24:01] <anddam> did you find fusermount?
[17:24:20] <earlgray> no.
[17:24:26] <anddam> so it's not provided by macfuse
[17:24:34] <anddam> macfuse port, at least
[17:26:02] <earlgray> i see /Library/Filesystems/fusefs.fs/Support/mount_fusefs , but, as its help suggests, it is not meant to be called directly
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[17:31:24] <lilalinux> anddam: yes, all installed ports
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[17:40:39] <anddam> lilalinux: so you get your answer already
[17:40:44] <anddam> got*
[17:41:44] <anddam> I'm doing something wrong while trying to change xorg-libxcb's variant
[17:42:01] <anddam> sudo port -n upgrade --enforce-variants  xorg-libxcb +python27+universal
[17:42:07] <anddam> Error: xorg-libxcb: Variant python26 conflicts with python27
[17:42:23] <anddam> I know those conflicts, that's why I'm switching from one to another by upgrading
[17:46:27] <anddam> !paste
[17:46:27] <mpbot> Paste texts more than 3 rows using: http://paste.lisp.org/new/macports
[17:46:45] <lisppaste> anddam pasted "enforce error" at http://paste.lisp.org/display/123511
[17:46:50] <anddam> any hint appreciated
[17:48:06] <mf2k_mp> member:anddam: add -pythyon26
[17:48:20] <mf2k_mp> try again...
[17:48:24] <anddam> mf2k_mp: oh lol, that's why there's the conflict
[17:48:30] <anddam> what's enforcing +py26?
[17:48:41] <mf2k_mp> could be a default variant
[17:48:47] <anddam> nope, default is py27
[17:49:02] <anddam> may it be because it's the currently installed variants?
[17:49:10] <mf2k_mp> yes -that would do it
[17:49:13] <anddam> you're the man :-)
[17:49:15] <anddam> installing
[17:49:18] <mf2k_mp> :)
[17:49:32] <mf2k_mp> i have a question about licenses
[17:49:41] <anddam> btw do you know why there's not dbus-python?
[17:49:54] <anddam> there are only version-specific ports
[17:50:10] <mf2k_mp> because that's how our python ports work! :)
[17:50:21] <anddam> but that's uncomfortable
[17:50:35] <mf2k_mp> well you get to choose your python version
[17:50:45] <mf2k_mp> i like that
[17:51:07] <mf2k_mp> it can be annoying - i have python26 and python27 installed
[17:51:08] <anddam> I usually have the choiche to use a version specific or a generic port that is up to the select mechanism
[17:51:26] <mf2k_mp> it should never be up to the select version
[17:51:33] <mf2k_mp> it's a portfile bug if so.
[17:51:52] <anddam> so I should handle it by variants, shouldn't I?
[17:51:57] <mf2k_mp> just pick your favorite python version and add it to your vairants.conf file
[17:52:07] <mf2k_mp> i add +python26
[17:52:25] <mf2k_mp> variants.conf - heh
[17:52:26] <anddam> nope, I mean that I don't want to bind this port to a specific python version
[17:52:40] <anddam> it had port:dbus-python25
[17:53:15] <CIA-46> jeremyhu at macports dot org * r81091 /trunk/dports/_resources/port1.0/group/muniversal-1.0.tcl:
[17:53:15] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81091
[17:53:15] <CIA-46> muniversal: Try using libtool if lipo fails, lipo can't sew together LLVM bitcode. #29842
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[17:53:33] <mf2k_mp> well you have to for the dependencies to work
[17:54:59] <mf2k_mp> any idea what this license is?
[17:55:00] <mf2k_mp> http://pmw.sourceforge.net/doc/copyright.html
[17:55:46] <mf2k_mp> it's basically no license - "as is" - i'm not sure what license to call it in the portfile
[17:56:58] <pogma> MIT
[17:58:04] <mf2k_mp> pogma: cool thanks!
[17:59:39] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81092 /trunk/dports/python/py25-pmw/Portfile:
[17:59:39] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81092
[17:59:39] <CIA-46> license.
[18:00:31] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81093 /trunk/dports/python/py26-pmw/Portfile:
[18:00:31] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81093
[18:00:31] <CIA-46> license.
[18:01:32] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81094 /trunk/dports/python/py27-pmw/Portfile:
[18:01:32] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81094
[18:01:32] <CIA-46> py27-pmw: license.
[18:03:00] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81095 /trunk/dports/python/py26-pyqwt/Portfile:
[18:03:00] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81095
[18:03:00] <CIA-46> py26-pyqwt: license.
[18:03:55] <mf2k_mp> pogma: is this MIT too?
[18:03:56] <mf2k_mp> http://pysparse.sourceforge.net/license.html
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[18:05:14] <anddam> mf2k_mp: I thought that relying on non-version-specific port would avoid the issue
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[18:05:50] <anddam> and btw something broke and now I have no xorg-libxcb installed at all
[18:06:31] <anddam> wops - called port install on the wrong port
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[18:09:13] <anddam> anyway I'm off headed to the sea
[18:09:20] <anddam> see you next week ;-)
[18:09:44] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81096 /trunk/dports/python/py26-scikits-umfpack/Portfile:
[18:09:44] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81096
[18:09:44] <CIA-46> py26-scikits-umfpack: license.
[18:09:45] <mf2k_mp> have fun
[18:09:47] <anddam> oh, what's the policy for deleting ports? I remember there were something on wiki but I can't find it
[18:09:56] <anddam> mostly I'll have sun
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[18:10:06] <mf2k_mp> not sure it's written anywhere
[18:10:35] <anddam> there are two tools that I was debugging like hell (and I don't like C++) then I searched and found those are outdated
[18:10:39] <mf2k_mp> use replaced_by and make the port a stub if you can
[18:11:21] <mf2k_mp> otherwise maybe post on the list asking if anyone needs it
[18:13:22] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81097 /trunk/dports/python/py26-scikits-umfpack/Portfile:
[18:13:23] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81097
[18:13:23] <CIA-46> py26-scikits-umfpack: fix home page.
[18:14:42] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81098 /trunk/dports/python/py27-pyqwt/Portfile:
[18:14:43] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81098
[18:14:43] <CIA-46> py27-pyqwt: license.
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[18:23:02] <anddam> v
[18:23:19] <anddam> it's unmaintained since 2001
[18:23:21] <anddam> I mean upstream
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[18:32:59] <hobodave> I wish macports would leave etc alone
[18:33:31] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81099 /trunk/dports/www/redland/Portfile:
[18:33:31] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81099
[18:33:31] <CIA-46> www/redland: Assumed maintainership (open). Remove test for raptor1 header, issue fixed in source.
[18:34:25] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81100 /trunk/dports/www/rasqal/Portfile:
[18:34:25] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81100
[18:34:25] <CIA-46> www/rasqal: Assumed maintainership (open).
[18:34:59] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81101 /trunk/dports/www/raptor2/Portfile:
[18:34:59] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81101
[18:34:59] <CIA-46> www/raptor2: Assumed maintainership (open).
[18:35:55] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81102 /trunk/dports/www/raptor/Portfile:
[18:35:56] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81102
[18:35:56] <CIA-46> www/raptor: Assumed maintainership (open).
[18:39:19] <anddam> hobodave: it does
[18:39:38] <hobodave> anddam: I'm referring to /opt/local/etc/
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[18:40:01] <hobodave> it's pretty annoying that ports own their config files, overwriting and deleting them on a whim
[18:40:09] <hobodave> yes, I backup, but it's a PITA
[18:40:40] <anddam> own their config files?
[18:40:52] <anddam> oh you mean when upgrading?
[18:40:53] <hobodave> kinda strange that it does that, I'm not familiar with the inner workings of the port system, but this was a problem that RPM and APT solved years ago
[18:41:07] <anddam> *shrugs*
[18:41:09] <hobodave> anddam: yes, when upgrading or uninstalling
[18:41:25] <anddam> I worked on that in GSoC but it's not ready to be merged
[18:41:33] <anddam> anyway I'm off
[18:41:34] <anddam> bye
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[18:47:17] <afb> ports aren't supposed to overwrite them on a whim
[18:47:26] <afb> then again, it usually doesn't help anything either
[18:47:38] <afb> i.e. the usual workaround is to rename it .sample or so
[18:47:53] <mf2k_mp> right
[18:48:02] <mf2k_mp> hoboave: what port owns it's config file?
[18:48:16] <mf2k_mp> hobodave: ^
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[18:48:38] <hobodave> mf2k_mp: nginx is the one that annoys me the most
[18:48:43] <hobodave> mf2k_mp: php as well
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[18:49:11] <mf2k_mp> well i suggest writing tickets for them. I'd consider that a bug
[18:49:13] <hobodave> oh sorry php5 does not
[18:49:22] <hobodave> oh cool, thanks mf2k_mp
[18:49:26] <hobodave> I thought it was just a wart
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[18:51:25] <mf2k_mp> i can see that the nginx would be useless if it overwrote the config files every update
[18:51:36] <mf2k_mp> the nginx port
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[18:57:32] <CIA-46> ciserlohn at macports dot org * r81103 /trunk/dports/devel/npm/Portfile: (log message trimmed)
[18:57:32] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81103
[18:57:32] <CIA-46> npm: various improvements and fixes
[18:57:32] <CIA-46> * add 'supported_archs'
[18:57:32] <CIA-46> * add 'livecheck'
[18:57:32] <CIA-46> * add 'notes' regarding globally installed packages
[18:57:32] <CIA-46> * fetch sources over https
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[19:02:27] <CIA-46> stromnov at macports dot org * r81104 /trunk/dports/databases/tokyocabinet/ (Portfile files/ files/patch-configure.diff):
[19:02:27] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81104
[19:02:27] <CIA-46> tokyocabinet: fix for #30339
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[19:08:23] <ries> Gents, how do you force a re-compile? -f doesn't seem to work with the install option
[19:10:41] <pixilla> ries: man port
[19:10:42] <pixilla> port upgrade --force vim
[19:10:59] <ries> pixilla: Ahh ok.. thanks
[19:11:11] <ries> I was looking for a reinstall... bad habbit I guess
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[19:15:53] <pixilla> nginx during post-destroot does copy your conf files to name.altered if they exist but this is not a good solution either. Run upgrade twice and you clobber name.alterd.
[19:24:42] <dports> I wonder what happened with the gsoc configuration file work.
[19:25:36] <CIA-46> dluke at macports dot org * r81105 /trunk/dports/sysutils/clamav/Portfile:
[19:25:36] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81105
[19:25:36] <CIA-46> clamav: version bump to 0.97.2
[19:29:09] <CIA-46> macsforever2000 at macports dot org * r81106 /trunk/dports/python/py26-pysparse/Portfile:
[19:29:09] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81106
[19:29:09] <CIA-46> py26-pysparse: license.
[19:31:45] <preller> Ionic: https://trac.macports.org/ticket/30168#comment:14
[19:36:16] <CIA-46> dports at macports dot org * r81107 /users/dports/ports/tex/texlive-bin/Portfile:
[19:36:16] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81107
[19:36:16] <CIA-46> texlive-bin: update distversion to 20110705; looks like this is the
[19:36:16] <CIA-46> final 2011 source tarball.
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[20:05:00] <fidencio> Hello
[20:05:15] <fidencio> is there an easy way to rebuild *all* installed packages?
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[20:08:15] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81108 /trunk/dports/sysutils/clamav-server/Portfile:
[20:08:15] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81108
[20:08:15] <CIA-46> sysutils/clamav-server: Upgrade to 0.97.2.
[20:08:53] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81109 /trunk/dports/sysutils/clamav-server/Portfile:
[20:08:53] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81109
[20:08:53] <CIA-46> sysutils/clamav-server: Add openmaintainer.
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[20:19:52] <CIA-46> kimuraw at macports dot org * r81110 /trunk/dports/lang/ruby/Portfile:
[20:19:52] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81110
[20:19:52] <CIA-46> lang/ruby: fix #30275, ruby built with clang or llvm-gcc does not work.
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[20:53:23] <CIA-46> ciserlohn at macports dot org * r81111 /trunk/dports/devel/ (nodejs/Portfile nodejs-devel/Portfile):
[20:53:23] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81111
[20:53:23] <CIA-46> nodejs, nodejs-devel: add 'supported_archs'
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[21:10:24] <CIA-46> ciserlohn at macports dot org * r81112 /trunk/dports/devel/nodejs/Portfile:
[21:10:24] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81112
[21:10:24] <CIA-46> nodejs: fix typo accidentally introduced in r81111
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[21:32:27] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81113 /trunk/dports/graphics/ (4 files in 4 dirs):
[21:32:27] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81113
[21:32:27] <CIA-46> cairo, cairo-devel: no longer remove -flto since changes to muniversal portgroup apparently make this unnecessary; see #29842
[21:36:29] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81114 /trunk/dports/graphics/ (libpixman/Portfile libpixman-devel/Portfile):
[21:36:29] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81114
[21:36:29] <CIA-46> libpixman, libpixman-devel: use clang instead of llvm-gcc-4.2; apparently fixes PDF generation in cairo; see #30370
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[21:55:21] <fidencio> is there someone with problems to build gmp on Snow Leopard?
[21:55:23] <fidencio> http://rachacuca.org/~fidencio/main.log
[21:55:33] <fidencio> it's the failure log ^
[22:04:14] <fidencio> @all: ^^
[22:04:26] <CIA-46> pixilla at macports dot org * r81115 /trunk/dports/kde/kdeutils4/Portfile:
[22:04:26] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81115
[22:04:26] <CIA-46> kde/kdeutils4: Add port:kdepimlibs4 to depends_lib to pickup kpimutils headers. Fixes #30167
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[23:25:01] <CIA-46> ryandesign at macports dot org * r81116 /trunk/dports/science/miriad/Portfile:
[23:25:01] <CIA-46> http://trac.macports.org/changeset/81116
[23:25:01] <CIA-46> miriad: maintainer update to 4.2.2.20110722; see #30368
[23:28:46] <jmr_mp> mf2k_mp: the second license you asked about it the FreeBSD license
[23:32:06] <fidencio> jmr_mp: are you with problems to compile gmp, too?
[23:32:11] <jmr_mp> no
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[23:32:29] <jmr_mp> but we have a bug tracker you could search
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[23:34:11] <fidencio> https://trac.macports.org/attachment/ticket/30341/main.log
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[23:43:12] <mpbot> jberry is maintainer of dovecot, xtide, mrtg-ping-probe, and cronolog-devel (of 6 total) and is in Portland, OR; local time is Mon 14:42 PDT
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[23:44:07] <jberry> Damn. MacPorts just hacked in and took over the Pentagon!
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