2009-02-12, 22:05
in the event this is helpful to anyone:
I'm working on a Leopard 10.5 machine. I got past my problems by moving my fink install (/sw) out of the way, and starting over with macports, recompiling everything. Following the directions on the osx readme, things went fine with a few exceptions. The readme doesn't specifically tell you to update the variants.conf file and add "+universal" Also, it doesn't say to change the universal_target parameter to "10.4" in the macports.conf. I'm not 100% sure that they are both needed, but I think that they are (if you want the build to run on 10.4). Lastly, the openssl port did not compile successfully. There's probably a better way around this, but I followed instructions from bottom of this thread:
http://trac.macports.org/ticket/13701
if you have a failed attempt, you'll need to clean up:
then
then
then
I'm working on a Leopard 10.5 machine. I got past my problems by moving my fink install (/sw) out of the way, and starting over with macports, recompiling everything. Following the directions on the osx readme, things went fine with a few exceptions. The readme doesn't specifically tell you to update the variants.conf file and add "+universal" Also, it doesn't say to change the universal_target parameter to "10.4" in the macports.conf. I'm not 100% sure that they are both needed, but I think that they are (if you want the build to run on 10.4). Lastly, the openssl port did not compile successfully. There's probably a better way around this, but I followed instructions from bottom of this thread:
http://trac.macports.org/ticket/13701
if you have a failed attempt, you'll need to clean up:
Code:
# port clean openssl
then
Code:
# port patch openssl
then
Code:
# cd "/opt/local/var/macports/build/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_release_ports_<rest of specifc path to folder that has openssl in it>"
# find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 sudo perl -pi -e 's/isysroot/isystem/g'
then
Code:
port install openssl