automoc install failed on OSX 10.4 intel

[Joachim Osnabryg]

Am 07.02.2010, 03:37 Uhr, schrieb Ryan Schmidt:
> Remember to Reply All so we keep this discussion on the mailing list and  
> in the archives.

Of course, thanks, it made it unintentionally.

>> Hi, I did this and after this, $ sudo port install automoc
>> run without errors.
>
> Great!

So this part should be in order now.

> Hopefully in the future I will have time to reproduce this problem on  
> Tiger and work on the proper solution. But please understand that users  
> of Tiger will encounter increasing frustration with MacPorts as time  
> goes on, as port maintainers and software developers test with Tiger  
> less and less frequently because it is years out of date now. If  
> possible, please upgrade to Snow Leopard. I'm glad I did.

OK, I'll consider that after your advice. (When switching from MS Windows  
to MacOSX Tiger, years ago, I had the hope that the OS upgrade necessities  
of Apple-Mac being less frequently necessary/advisable.)

>> Encouraged I than run $ sudo port -d install kile-devel …
>> unfortunately it ended after long installing and configuring processes  
>> with: …
>> /bin/sh: line 1: gtkdoc-rebase: command not found

> In the mean time, install the gtk-doc port to work around it.

So I did, it has finished without errors just now. I'm proceeding as said  
in the terminal with:

sudo port install python_select
sudo python_select python26

Done. Have I understood well, makes it sense to proceed now again with
$ sudo port install kile-devel
with a chance of success without errors?

I mean without studying the:
> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=562310
> http://trac.macports.org/ticket/23583
isn't it ?????

And a last question due to my meager knowledge of Unix and MacPorts:
The message within the terminal output when installing gtk-doc port:
######################################################################
# As MacPorts does not currently have a post-deactivate hook,
# you will need to ensure that you manually remove the catalog
# entry for this port when you uninstall it.  To do so, run
# "xmlcatmgr remove nextCatalog  
/opt/local/share/xsl/docbook-xsl/catalog.xml".
######################################################################

… is not relevant for the time being, only if once uninstalling gtk-doc  
port, right?

Thanks again with regards,
joachim
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