Ryan Carsten Schmidt

I imagine this issue can be closed since it was originally about not finding the tidy header due to it not being installed and then moved on to how to...

This issue can be closed. I've updated [edbrowse in MacPorts](https://ports.macports.org/port/edbrowse) to 3.8.2.1. > Duktape not available as a port [duktape is in MacPorts](https://ports.macports.org/port/duktape) now but edbrowse now uses a custom...

I would not recommend vendoring a common library like readline; it should be available in any distribution and if edbrowse is packaged in such a distribution the packagers would want...

> Another problem with the current setup is that the `rm`s only happen on case-insensitive filesystems, so different people will need different patches. Yes, and as I was working on...

I encounter neither of these issues on macOS 12 on Intel using prerequisites from MacPorts.

> building and installing hfsutils myself and using that, rather than from homebrew, seems to fix the linker issue - so it looks like there's something up with homebrew's packaging...

I agree with disabling documentation, but I can't yet find any evidence that `--disable-doc` does that for binutils. I think `--disable-plugins` probably does still do what you want. I didn't...

This confusion may have contributed for example to the mistake made in #122.

Setting ``` import httplib httplib.HTTPConnection.debuglevel = 1 ``` near the top of app.py helps.

Yes because building cpuminer 2.5.1 on Apple Silicon currently fails with: ``` Undefined symbols for architecture arm64: "_sha256_init_4way", referenced from: _scanhash_scrypt in minerd-scrypt.o "_sha256_transform_4way", referenced from: _scanhash_scrypt in minerd-scrypt.o "_sha256_use_4way",...