René Bertin

OOps, you found an error in the README instructions! Can you try with these updated instructions? ``` %> sudo git clone --depth=1 --no-single-branch http://github.com/RJVB/macstrop.git /opt/local/site-ports %> sudo chown -R macports...

I have no experience with PortAuthority, but it should behave the same as the `port` terminal command. Of course you will need to follow the entire instruction set. In particular...

Thanks for your patience with this, I appreciate the feedback from someone who is not an experienced developer or Unix user! I've clearly been assuming too much that potential users...

>PortAuthority installed it 1-2 hours and it Pinged 76 different servers for some reason. I would have to see the full log to figure out why that is, but between...

Did this take as long as it did with PortAuthority? Still, we got further now. With a bit of luck the output from the following command will help me understand...

OKKKK, I think I understand now. There was probably a dependency conflict in my version of ports cmake and libcxx which resulted in them not installing correctly: > >The following...

Oh my. I do this so infrequently myself that I forgot that it is indeed the official way to do this with elevated privileges (https://www.macports.org/install.php). So my bad, you have...

>> --> MacPorts base is already the latest version OK, that suggests that updating of 3rd party repositories doesn't work, or maybe never worked. So, you'd have to follow the...

>Should i now run sudo port upgrade outdated and then install... Yes...

Sorry, yes. If ever that fails again then do %> sudo port -vd install afsctool to get the relevant failure output directly. BTW, if you do %> sudo -u macports...