<jaeger>
If they're long you can use something like pastebin.com or ix.io
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<fishe>
is asciidoc failing to compile for anyone else?
<farkuhar>
fishe: what kind of compilation errors are you seeing with asciidoc?
<fishe>
a2x: xmllint returned non-zero exit status 4
<farkuhar>
some of its dependencies have post-install scripts, which are needed to finalize the setup. Make sure you run those post-install scripts.
<fishe>
did some googling and it should work if i can find a way to remove the nonet option, but it means im missing a package
<fishe>
ah ok
<fishe>
only dependencies for it are docbook-xsl and python, ran the post-install for docbook but it still errors when it runs xmllint
<farkuhar>
there should also be a post-install script for docbook-xml
<fishe>
running that one makes it work
<fishe>
thanks!
<fishe>
is there a good way to know when a package has a post-install, beyond just checking a package's dependencies if it fails compiling?
<farkuhar>
you could run `find /usr/ports -name post-install` to identify such ports. If you trust all the port maintainers whose updates you receive via ports -u, then you can just set "runscripts yes" in /etc/prt-get.conf and those scripts will be executed automatically.
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<fishe>
ah
<ppetrov^>
fishe, don't you use prt-get?
<fishe>
yes?
<ppetrov^>
you can set it up so it automatically runs the install scripts
<ppetrov^>
sop you do not need to pass --install-scripts every time
<ppetrov^>
runscripts yes
<ppetrov^>
in /etc/prt-get.conf
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<fishe>
my dumb ass just managed to delete prt-get.conf instead of running vim
<ppetrov^>
what if you reinstall prt-get?
<tilman>
fishe: "the keys are like next to each other" :D
<fishe>
nah
<fishe>
i rely too much on autocomplete, went into vim on "prt-get." so I exited vim, but I pressed w instead of q
<fishe>
so then i rm `/etc/prt-get.` and use the up arrow to do it for the actual file like a dumbass
<joacim>
mcomix got a 2.x release with python 3 support
<joacim>
thats in addition to the previous mcomix3 fork.
<joacim>
wonder which one will stick
<joacim>
handles right to left a lot better than yacreader i think
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<ichi>
> <ichi> i installed crux and its all good so far but i try to install i3 and i3status and it gives me an error
<ichi>
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<ichi>
<ichi> i enabled contrib
<ichi>
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<ichi>
<@jaeger> What errors exactly?
<ichi>
<@jaeger> If they're long you can use something like pastebin.com or ix.io
<ichi>
it wasnt really long, im not booted into crux right now but it said there was like a dependancy it couldnt find in my repos, idk how to join any others besides those ones as the others dont have a .inactive file, i found some sync files on the website but i have no idea how to use them, once i get the crux install to a point i can boot into an environment it will be great