Re: [MacPorts] #35341: Xcode not found when user directory is not on main drive

26 Jul 2012

      #35341: Xcode not found when user directory is not on main drive
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 Reporter:  mjcohen@…        |       Owner:  macports-tickets@…                   
     Type:  defect           |      Status:  new                                  
 Priority:  Normal           |   Milestone:                                       
Component:  base             |     Version:  2.1.2                                
 Keywords:                   |        Port:                                       
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Old description:
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I have my user directory on a different drive than the OS (10.7). xcode
installs without any problems and I can start it.
I downloaded the 10.7 installer and it seems to run OK.
When I run
{{{
sudo port -v selfupdate
}}}
it runs OK.
When I run
sudo port upgrade outdated
every package gets this message:
Warning: Xcode does not appear to be installed; most ports will likely
fail to build.
xcode is in Macintosh HD/Applications
and my user directory is in mce/mjc
What do I need to adjust to have ports know where xcode is, and is there
anything else I need to do?
Thanks
New description:

 I have my user directory on a different drive than the OS (10.7). xcode
 installs without any problems and I can start it.

 I downloaded the 10.7 installer and it seems to run OK.

 When I run
 {{{
 sudo port -v selfupdate
 }}}
 it runs OK.

 When I run
 {{{
 sudo port upgrade outdated
 }}}
 every package gets this message:
 {{{
 Warning: Xcode does not appear to be installed; most ports will likely
 fail to build.
 }}}

 xcode is in Macintosh HD/Applications
 and my user directory is in mce/mjc

 What do I need to adjust to have ports know where xcode is, and is there
 anything else I need to do?

 Thanks

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Comment(by ryandesign@…):

 I don't see any reason why the location of your home directory should
 matter. Ensure you have Xcode installed, and that you have installed the
 Xcode command line tools (from within the Xcode application's Preferences
 window's Downloads section), and that you have [wiki:ProblemHotlist#xcode-
 select used xcode-select] to select the location of your Xcode.

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