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On 2006-11-21, Fabian Groffen <grobian@g.o> wrote: |
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> On 21-11-2006 10:56:21 -0700, Nathan wrote: |
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>> So, I noticed that my filesystem on my MacBook Pro isn't set to be |
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>> case-sensitive. What's the easiest way for me to make it case |
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>> sensitive? I have about 100GB of junk already and have to use the |
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>> machine for my daily work... |
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> You have only one partition, right? In that case, just ignore it. I |
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> removed the offending licence at the time it gave problems, and am using |
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> an case IN-sensitive filesystem for the prefix installation itself, and |
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> have no problems. So I'd say go for it. |
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Hi Fabian and everyone else, |
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I just ran into some problems and found this thread while researching. I |
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ported =dev-php/PEAR-PEAR-1.6.2 to prefix on my system and noticed that |
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they try to create an executable shell script "pear" in a directory that |
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has already the "PEAR" subdirectory. |
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For myself I could get around with just renaming that "pear" script to |
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its original name "pear.sh", but since this script might be called from |
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other ebuilds I'm wondering what the right approach would be to get that |
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change "upstream". |
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What's Gentoo's policy for life on a case-insensitive filesystem? |
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Dirk. |
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