[TRANSLATE: faq.en.xml]

A commit that did not appear on gmame nor on the list. I really wonder 
why.

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<         <p>If this always happens, then you may have inadvertently 
modified (or failed to modify) your startup scripts. Run the
<         <filename>/sw/bin/pathsetup.command</filename> script (either 
by
<         double-clicking in the Finder or in a terminal), which will 
attempt to
<         detect your startup configuration. You'll then need to open a 
new
<         terminal session so that your environment settings are 
loaded.  <em>Note:</em>  for <code>fink-0.18.3</code> and 
<code>fink-0.19.2</code>, the script has been changed to 
<filename>/sw/bin/pathsetup.sh</filename>, and must be run in a 
terminal.</p>
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 >         <p>If this always happens, then you may have inadvertently
 >         modified (or failed to modify) your startup scripts. Run the
 >         <filename>/sw/bin/pathsetup.sh</filename> script in a terminal
 >         window. This program will attempt to detect your default shell
 >         and add a command to load Fink's shell initialization script
 >         into your shell's configuration. You'll then need to open a
 >         new terminal session so that your environment settings are
 >         loaded. <em>Note:</em> Some older versions fink called this
 >         script <filename>pathsetup.command</filename> instead
 >         of <filename>pathsetup.sh</filename>. Alternately, you can run
 >         the <filename>pathsetup.app</filename> application on the Fink
 >         binary distribution disk image.</p>
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 >       <p>These <filename>/sw/bin/init.*</filename> scripts do much
 >       more than just add <filename>/sw/bin</filename> to your PATH.
 >       Many packages will not work correctly without these additional
 >       actions.</p>

Michèle
<http://micmacfr.homeunix.org>