Moritz Wilhelmy <ml+pkgsrc%wzff.de@localhost> writes: > On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 21:23:50 +0200, Georg Schwarz wrote: >> I just installed wip/iodine on MacOS. >> >> I ended up like this: >> >> ===> Install binary package of iodine-0.6.0rc1 >> $NetBSD$ >> >> An iodine user and an empty directory suitable for chrooting have been >> created >> for your convenience. >> >> imac:iodine schwarz$ >> >> I don't think that's true since I installed as an unprivileged user. >> Is that text supposed to be shown on MacOS??? > > I don't think so, however I believe that I'm not doing anything unusual. If it's about installing users, I think that's about unprivileged installs, not about MacOS. > Feel free to commit fixes on Mac OS X, since I can't test them. It has > been your package after all. Sure, but the package has just a variable assignment for a user, so if there's an issue it's in the framework. > PS: CC'ing the list again, maybe they can tell where PKG_USERS and > PKG_GROUPS should be set in order to prevent this from breaking. I don't think it's broken. > PPS: Sorry about "stealing" your package, but I figured you were gone > since there were no updates to the iodine package since 2010. No worries, wip and pkgsrc are all about people collaborating to improve things.
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