V Vitamin Jan 26, 2012 #1 I installed portmaster 3.11, but when I attempted to use it, I get Code: portmaster: command not found what am I doing wrong? I assume I need to be in the port folder of interest in order to use portmaster's functions on it
I installed portmaster 3.11, but when I attempted to use it, I get Code: portmaster: command not found what am I doing wrong? I assume I need to be in the port folder of interest in order to use portmaster's functions on it
F fonz Jan 26, 2012 #3 Vitamin said: I installed portmaster 3.11 Click to expand... Portmaster isn't part of xorg-minimal. Vitamin said: what am I doing wrong? Click to expand... Besides hijacking a thread with a completely unrelated question? This. Hint: it's number 3. Vitamin said: I assume I need to be in the port folder of interest in order to use portmaster's functions on it Click to expand... "Folder" is Microsoftspeak. And no, you don't. See the link above. Fonz
Vitamin said: I installed portmaster 3.11 Click to expand... Portmaster isn't part of xorg-minimal. Vitamin said: what am I doing wrong? Click to expand... Besides hijacking a thread with a completely unrelated question? This. Hint: it's number 3. Vitamin said: I assume I need to be in the port folder of interest in order to use portmaster's functions on it Click to expand... "Folder" is Microsoftspeak. And no, you don't. See the link above. Fonz
wblock@ Developer Jan 26, 2012 #4 Vitamin said: I installed portmaster 3.11, but when I attempted to use it, I get Code: portmaster: command not found what am I doing wrong? I assume I need to be in the port folder of interest in order to use portmaster's functions on it Click to expand... Starting a new thread with a relevant title will help get responses. Having said that: see The Interrupted Unix FAQ, #3. And no, portmaster does not have to be run in a port directory.
Vitamin said: I installed portmaster 3.11, but when I attempted to use it, I get Code: portmaster: command not found what am I doing wrong? I assume I need to be in the port folder of interest in order to use portmaster's functions on it Click to expand... Starting a new thread with a relevant title will help get responses. Having said that: see The Interrupted Unix FAQ, #3. And no, portmaster does not have to be run in a port directory.
OP V Vitamin Jan 26, 2012 Thread Starter #5 my bad, I got caught up in the discussion about portmaster in this thread and posted my question. Thanks for the clarification guys
my bad, I got caught up in the discussion about portmaster in this thread and posted my question. Thanks for the clarification guys
DutchDaemon Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Developer Jan 26, 2012 #6 [ Thread split off -- Mod. ]
