Hello, > > one problem solved, another opened...having bootstrapped pkgsrc > > successfully now on my Blade-1000 running Solaris 10, I stumbled > > into another problem: > > > > While attempting to install editors/vim, tnftp was dragged in and > > failed to install with this error (see attachment for more > > information): > > > > cc -O -I/usr/include -I. -I./.. -I. -I.. -I./../libedit > > -I./../libnetbsd -I/usr/include -c util.c bmake: don't know how to > > make ../libedit/libedit.a. Stop > > > > bmake: stopped in /pkgsrc/work/net/tnftp/work/tnftp-20070806/src > > *** Error code 2 > > > > I actually wonder why tnftp is dragged in at all, as I use the > > following line in my mk.conf: > > > > FETCH_CMD= /usr/bin/ftp > > > > and that should take care of how to fetch packages...what exactly is > > tnftp then required for? > > Because you didn't request the change of your fetch command in > FETCH_USING. Thanks, Aleksej, I did indeed forget to add that line. After correcting that, though, I had to find out that either Solaris' /usr/bin/ftp is -completely- different, I don't know what's wrong. Somehow, /usr/bin/ftp seems to think that the filename (e.g. 7.2.001-100.gz) is the hostname to connect to - which is wrong of course. So it seems I do need tnftp afterall, and with that I am back at square one, having trouble to compile it because of that "unknown target". Help is appreciated. - Volkmar -- http://www.dimensionv.de/ http://blog.nifelheim.info/tech/
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