FreeBSD Port: phpMyAdmin-2.8.0.3

[Donald J. O'Neill]

On Friday 12 May 2006 16:18, fbsd wrote:
> I tried all your suggestions except the one which goes
> completely against what the official handbooks says is required.
>

I don't think you tried all the suggestions. I think you just said you 
did so you could troll.

>
> Suggesting that the only way the ports system will function
> correctly
> is to download the complete ports collection is just crazy.
>

Are you saying you don't have a complete ports system?

>
> I have enough experience using the ports/packages over the different
> 3.x and 4.x releases to know that what you are suggesting is not
> required or mandatory.
>

Then why are you here crying about it. You should be able to get it to 
work. It works for me. What are you doing, other than ignoring all 
advise, that it won't work for you?

>
> So the conclusion is Alex you have reached the end of your personal
> knowledge
> and are now bowing out of the conversation which I understand as
> I myself have reached this point when helping others on the
> questions list.
>

No, it just means that he reached the end of his patience with someone 
who won't follow advice and he doesn't want to participate anymore.

I've seen the advice you've given to others on the lists and mostly, it 
seems, you reached that point right from the start. In fact, I've often 
wondered, if you didn't have anything more constructive to say, why you 
responded at all.

>
> Thank you for your posts even thou they were not fruitful.
>
>
> Hopefully other people reading this thread will continue working on
> a
> solution to fix the ports/packages which I have shown be have
> install conflicts.
>
> Maybe if someone really did there own test of what I say is
> happening
> then some headway can be made.
>

What was your purpose with this thread? Are you trying to update your 
website? I think you would be better served to update the procedures 
you list there, so they actually work.

Don