Re: wash compile problem

Actually I think there was an earlier error, it was refusing to write to package.conf for some reason. Maybe it should give up when this happens, so the relevant error message doesn't get buried? Also, how does one install WASH without root access? I tried to specify the user package.conf, but if this doesn't exist then it looks like the WASH installer won't create it, and also its pathname is not obvious so it seems unfriendly to require users to specify the literal path... Frederik On Sat, Jul 02, 2005 at 05:02:59PM +0200, Peter Thiemann wrote:

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"fe" == Frederik Eaton writes:

fe> When I try to install the new version of WASH (2.4.6), I get errors fe> saying that certain dependencies don't exist:

fe> ... fe> Reading package info from stdin... done. fe> ghc-pkg: dependency Utility doesn't exist

Strange. The Utility package is also provided by WASH. Was there an error message in the Utility subdirectory? What is the output of `ghc-pkg list' afterwards? Did you run `make install' with sufficient karma to change the package registry? Eg, as root?

-Peter