shells/fish fails to install due to checksum mismatch.
shells/fish/Portfile specifies a checksum of 522fba3b00939f9c36f2eac14ffc10a6 but i downloaded the package myself (from fishshell.org/files/1.21.11) and found that the checksum should be a4cf3dc089f819fe806644f7cb8dcf11. also, while trying to determine the md5sum of the package, i discovered that the md5sum command appears to be missing from the corefiles port. "info corefiles" suggests that it should be present but i cannot find it in /opt/local/bin. -- mike
I don't see any port named corefiles. I also see no portfile with "md5sum" in the description (using `port search description:ms5sum`) On Jan 4, 2007, at 7:57 AM, Mike Roberts wrote:
shells/fish/Portfile specifies a checksum of 522fba3b00939f9c36f2eac14ffc10a6 but i downloaded the package myself (from fishshell.org/files/1.21.11) and found that the checksum should be a4cf3dc089f819fe806644f7cb8dcf11.
also, while trying to determine the md5sum of the package, i discovered that the md5sum command appears to be missing from the corefiles port. "info corefiles" suggests that it should be present but i cannot find it in /opt/local/bin.
-- Kevin Ballard http://kevin.sb.org eridius@macports.org http://www.tildesoft.com
In article <13FE810D-9592-445F-B959-0D4834482BFE@macports.org>, Kevin Ballard <eridius@macports.org> wrote:
I don't see any port named corefiles.
my bad. i meant coreutils.
I also see no portfile with "md5sum" in the description (using `port search description:ms5sum`)
according to the documentation at the fsf site, it should be part the of coreutils package. http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_mono/coreutils.html#md5 sum-invocation
On Jan 4, 2007, at 7:57 AM, Mike Roberts wrote:
shells/fish/Portfile specifies a checksum of 522fba3b00939f9c36f2eac14ffc10a6 but i downloaded the package myself (from fishshell.org/files/1.21.11) and found that the checksum should be a4cf3dc089f819fe806644f7cb8dcf11.
also, while trying to determine the md5sum of the package, i discovered that the md5sum command appears to be missing from the corefiles port. "info corefiles" suggests that it should be present but i cannot find it in /opt/local/bin.
-- mike
On Jan 4, 2007, at 6:57 AM, Mike Roberts wrote:
also, while trying to determine the md5sum of the package, i discovered that the md5sum command appears to be missing from the corefiles port. "info corefiles" suggests that it should be present but i cannot find it in /opt/local/bin.
The coreutils port adds a "g" prefix in order to minimize conflicts with built-in Mac OS X tools: $ port provides `which gmd5sum` /opt/local/bin/gmd5sum is provided by: coreutils $ port provides `which gsha1sum` /opt/local/bin/gsha1sum is provided by: coreutils Mac OS X includes its own md5 command: $ which md5 /sbin/md5 Hope this helps, Chris
In article <7A7477B2-ED4D-495A-839E-9F35F0136E9C@mac.com>, cssdev@mac.com wrote:
On Jan 4, 2007, at 6:57 AM, Mike Roberts wrote:
also, while trying to determine the md5sum of the package, i discovered that the md5sum command appears to be missing from the corefiles port. "info corefiles" suggests that it should be present but i cannot find it in /opt/local/bin.
The coreutils port adds a "g" prefix in order to minimize conflicts with built-in Mac OS X tools:
$ port provides `which gmd5sum` /opt/local/bin/gmd5sum is provided by: coreutils $ port provides `which gsha1sum` /opt/local/bin/gsha1sum is provided by: coreutils
Mac OS X includes its own md5 command:
$ which md5 /sbin/md5
Hope this helps, Chris
that helps a lot. thanks! -- mike
On Jan 4, 2007, at 4:40 PM, cssdev@mac.com wrote:
On Jan 4, 2007, at 6:57 AM, Mike Roberts wrote:
also, while trying to determine the md5sum of the package, i discovered that the md5sum command appears to be missing from the corefiles port. "info corefiles" suggests that it should be present but i cannot find it in /opt/local/bin.
The coreutils port adds a "g" prefix in order to minimize conflicts with built-in Mac OS X tools:
$ port provides `which gmd5sum` /opt/local/bin/gmd5sum is provided by: coreutils $ port provides `which gsha1sum` /opt/local/bin/gsha1sum is provided by: coreutils
Mac OS X includes its own md5 command:
$ which md5 /sbin/md5
coreutils also has a +normal_install_names variant, if you don't want the "g" prefix. -- Kevin Ballard http://kevin.sb.org eridius@macports.org http://www.tildesoft.com
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