On 27 févr. 07, at 10:27, Bryan Blackburn wrote:
On Feb 26, 2007, at 10:18 PM, Paul Beard wrote:
---> Cleaning openvanilla ---> Cleaning openvpn ---> Cleaning openvpn2 Error: ophcrack only runs on little-endian machines.
I tried to run port clean all and it dies when it gets an error message on ophcrack. Should this be part of a PPC-based ports tree?
Looks like ophcrack is using exit in the pre-fetch phase, which is bad for certain operations (like 'port clean' and possibly others) as I found a few years back. I thought there was a discussion on how best to handle these situations, but I sure can't seem to find the email thread in the archives...
This has been posted on the users list. I'm not sure how this problem should be fixed. Exiting after pre- fetch would be stupid as the file should not be downloaded at all on a PowerPC Mac. Bryan mentions an old thread about this subject, can anyone remember this ? Cédric Luthi
On Feb 27, 2007, at 2:50 AM, Cédric Luthi wrote:
On 27 févr. 07, at 10:27, Bryan Blackburn wrote:
On Feb 26, 2007, at 10:18 PM, Paul Beard wrote:
---> Cleaning openvanilla ---> Cleaning openvpn ---> Cleaning openvpn2 Error: ophcrack only runs on little-endian machines.
I tried to run port clean all and it dies when it gets an error message on ophcrack. Should this be part of a PPC-based ports tree?
Looks like ophcrack is using exit in the pre-fetch phase, which is bad for certain operations (like 'port clean' and possibly others) as I found a few years back. I thought there was a discussion on how best to handle these situations, but I sure can't seem to find the email thread in the archives...
This has been posted on the users list. I'm not sure how this problem should be fixed. Exiting after pre- fetch would be stupid as the file should not be downloaded at all on a PowerPC Mac. Bryan mentions an old thread about this subject, can anyone remember this ?
There was this thread I finally found: <http://opendarwin.org/pipermail/darwinports/2006-March/032565.html> though it seems nothing came of it. The xorg port still uses exit, just like you do (exit in pre-fetch), so I'm not sure if it would experience the same issues. The time I ran into this was from bug 1449, <http://trac.macports.org/projects/macports/ticket/1449> and I simply removed the exit, though it was in 'variant darwin' instead of pre-fetch. Bryan
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