Re: MacPorts and Anaconda

This can be applied also to virtualenv. What you need to do, imho, is to just create conda envs. They're isolated from system interpreters and they should not collide with anything. In these envs you can install whatever you want... And keep it from interfering with system packages... On Mon, 12

port-tclsh script for checking if tests exist

Hi all, Could someone with more knowledge please indicate how to test if a Portfile has the test phase coded in Tcl. I need to pragmatically check if a Portfile has either the test.run set to 'yes' or if the 'test {}' code block exists in a Portfile. I was trying to prepare a script to run in

Re: MacPorts and Anaconda

Yeah, I've found pyenv works for this as well, and rvm also works for ruby. —Mark On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 3:22 AM Ruben Di Battista wrote: > This can be applied also to virtualenv. What you need to do, imho, is to > just create conda envs. They're isolated from system interpreters and they > sh

Re: port-tclsh script for checking if tests exist

Hi, - On 12 Aug, 2019, at 14:30, Artur Szostak aszos...@partner.eso.org wrote: > Could someone with more knowledge please indicate how to test if a Portfile > has > the test phase coded in Tcl. I need to pragmatically check if a Portfile has > either the test.run set to 'yes' or if the 'test

To root or not to root?

As I’m working my way to somewhat knowing what I’m doing, I have a question. I always set the timeout on sudo on my systems to 0 seconds. So, for every sudo command I enter, I have to type the password. This is somewhat safer than having a timeout (normally 300sec). This becomes tedious when th

Re: To root or not to root?

Dear Gerben, We have a FAQ entry on that, I just couldn't find it right now. On Mon, 12 Aug 2019 at 22:40, Gerben Wierda wrote: > > But I’m wondering if I should move back to running everything as ordinary > user. No. What if one of the ports has "rm -rf $HOME" inside the Makefile? And what if

What am I forgetting?

I have my own cloud git directory tree I cd to $thattree/net/unbound I edit the Portfile (startupitem), set revision to 1 (there was no revision) I run sudo port install unbound It is not built and installed as nothing has changed (but there has) What am I forgetting? Gerben Wierda Chess and the

Re: What am I forgetting?

port edit > On 13 Aug 2019, at 01:24, Gerben Wierda wrote: > > I have my own cloud git directory tree > I cd to $thattree/net/unbound > I edit the Portfile (startupitem), set revision to 1 (there was no revision) > I run sudo port install unbound > It is not built and installed as nothing has ch

Re: What am I forgetting?

> On 2019-08-12, at 19:24, Gerben Wierda wrote: > > I run sudo port install unbound I think you need to run `port upgrade unbound`. `install` will not upgrade packages. If that does not work, try going into the directory of the Portfile and run `port -f upgrade` (no package name argument).

Re: What am I forgetting?

On Tue, 13 Aug 2019 at 01:24, Gerben Wierda wrote: > > I have my own cloud git directory tree > I cd to $thattree/net/unbound > I edit the Portfile (startupitem), set revision to 1 (there was no revision) > I run sudo port install unbound > It is not built and installed as nothing has changed (but

Re: nm issue with gimp on 10.5

> On Aug 9, 2019, at 06:32, Riccardo Mottola wrote: > > > I am re-building current GIMP on 10.5 (I have a couple of local patches to > > adapt it, last time they gave me a nice working app). > > > > Buld fails for me with: > > > > > > .0 -lintl -Wl,-framework -Wl,CoreFoundation -lbabl-0.1 -l

Re: I'm already using Homebrew for a couple of things, Is it problematic to use Homebrew and MacPorts side by side?

> On Aug 9, 2019, at 18:50, Andrew Udvare wrote: > > > I can see one way: alias port or the Homebrew command to fix PATH to remove > > either because this is the main point of conflict. And you have to make > > sure you don't install other conflicting commands. So something that is > > installe