[Pybackpack] Pybackpack on OSX

[Josh Baraban]

I figured I might as well try a macports Portfile too.  This isn't
nearly as good as the fink one, since the macports documentation is
lacking ever since the switch from darwinports, but it's a start.  It
also doesn't help that I don't have macports.  Hopefully someone who
understands their system better can eliminate the ugliness I to which
I was forced to resort.  Finally, their python implementation is a
cross between the OS X Frameworks and traditional one, which might be
a problem.

-Josh

# $Id: $
PortSystem        1.0
PortGroup         python24 1.0
name              pybackpack
version           0.5.0
revision          1
maintainers       andy at andrewprice.me.uk

description       GUI backup tool for the Gnome desktop
long_description  pybackpack is a graphical backup tool which allows you \
		  to easily make backups of your files and save them to \
		  disk or burn them to a CD. It also allows you to backup \
		  your files to a remote site using SSH.
homepage          http://andrewprice.me.uk/projects/pybackpack/
master_sites      http://andrewprice.me.uk/projects/pybackpack/download
distname          pybackpack-${version}

checksums         md5 fd64b929e06e751b75d1c2b65d19202c
use_configure	  no
platforms         darwin

depends_lib	  port:rdiff-backup-devel port:gtk2 port:py-gnome port:py-gtk2

build.cmd	  ${prefix}/bin/python setup.py install --root=${destroot}
--prefix=${prefix}
build.target
destroot.cmd	  ls > /dev/null
destroot.destdir
destroot.target

On 4/16/07, Josh Baraban <baraban.flathunt at gmail.com> wrote:
> Two things:
>
> 1.  I feel like we might need mkisofs/cdrecord later to actually do
> any burning (right, Andy?), even if pybackpack runs without them.
>
> 2.  Can you find the nautilusburn python files and move them into the
> folder that pybackpack imports other stuff from (like mkisofs)? Just a
> thought.
>
> On 4/16/07, Chris Elsmore <elsmorian at sucs.org> wrote:
> > >
> > > Glad it's not just me.  Does the workaround I posted help?
> > Yup!
> >
> > > One other thing - I realized that I don't have cdrecord or mkisofs.
> > > Should I add one of them to the dependencies in the fink file, and if
> > > so, which one?  Could that be the problem you're having with CD
> > > burning?  It doesn't look like nautilus-cd-burner needs it.
> > I installed both of these to no effect, so i think we can leave them
> > out. However I'm still not sure why It can't find nautilusburn stuff.
> >
> > Chris
> >
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