I have not done this, but am interested in the same tool. As I've never installed CVS before... were do I find it? I've checked Apple's site (I'm not an Apple developer, but need i…

cvs is included with MacOS X. Just run it from the terminal. I figured out how to get cvs pserver enabled in Darwin. Once you set up the user accounts, it's pretty much by the book…

Where are the executables? They are not in my PATH, and Sherlock can't find "cvs". I can, however, find it in the man pages

I realized that cvs was probably included with the developer tools. If you have the developer tools and install them, cvs should be at /usr/bin/cvs

Thank you aaron! for the reply. I kind of figured you had the developer version. I'll have to wait...

I have been trying DP4 for quite a long time now and since I like to toy with with the guts of every system, I spent a lot of time compiling Unix programs with the built in cc comp…

Quote: Originally posted by thanatos: Lets tell Apple what we think about all this http://www.apple.com/macosx/beta/feedback.html Oh, no, not another one... This …

Just for you information I have had NOTHING from the ADC. I joined nearly two months ago and have had NO CDs, no D4 no beta NOTHING. I called Apple two weeks ago and was told to be…

Sorry. I re-read the original post and the poster does clearly say that he has been using DR4 for some time but then goes on to complain about having to pay $400. This implies that…

a C compiler isn't standard on "all" unices by the way, you have to pay a whole heap of dollars for the privaledge of using gcc on IRIX for example

You are missing the point here. The compiler tools are an unseparable part of the BSD layer. Systems like Linux have those tools on the CD from the begining. Does Apple think that …

I know IRIX doesn't ship with the C compiler. Since the days of recompiling the kernal are largley over they don't include them anymore. I'm going to move this over to the Mac OS…

Quote: Originally posted by thanatos: Oh and about the DP4, I friend of mine is a developer. He is using his DP4 as a webserver and he has given me an account on that co…

I am trying to figure out where the classpath gets set. I am trying to compile a simple Java class that has some includes from a jar file. I first tried echo $CLASSPATH to see wha…

The default java CLASSPATH is known by the compiler. They reside in the java.framework directory. If you want to add to the classpath when you run your app, you could do java -c…

The JDK classes are in: /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.2 but as I mentioned earlier, this is classpathed in by default.

Thanks. I guess I better go get a book on Java2 as it looks like some things have changed since my 1.1 days ;-) I'll give the javac -cp a try and see if it works. Can I still ad…

Yes, you can still use CLASSPATH env variable. Just set your classpath to whatever you want as follows: setenv CLASSPATH /Users/username/myclasspath/ so when you use java it wil…

How many people have gotten Apache, PHP4, and/or MySQL to run on OS X Public Beta? I've been poking at it for a couple days, and finally got Apache with PHP4 to install. x 100…

i do not use mysql, but have apache and php installed and running - installed them on darwin then dumped osX on top of it all and it still works!

I *REALLY* don't think you are going to have much luck finding out how to compile or run MySQL on OS X Beta for the moment, at least until someone finds a way or fixes that pthread…

I *REALLY* don't think you are going to have much luck finding out how to compile or run MySQL on OS X Beta for the moment, at least until someone finds a way or fixes that pthread…

You're probably right. I got everything to compile and install EXCEPT the server (mysqld) And binaries for Mac OS X Server produce 'Bus Error' when run.

I installed a replacement pthread library. Now I just have to figure out how to configure the mysql make to use it. The guess method isn't working very well since it takes 15 minut…

I believe our friend, Anjo Krank... the one who gave us the OSX Server patches for mySQL, is working on the OS X Beta port now. Watch for it within the next couple of weeks.