If you startup a new Bash session manually (i.e. bash -xl), you can see what is run on login. You’ll see the following line in the output: …. +++ ‘[‘ ‘!’ -e /Users/username/.bash_sessions_disable ‘]’ You can create a .bash_sessions_disable file in your home directory to disable this functionality.
Anytime i upgrade OSX to newer version, I get the same issue. Here is how i solve it every time: sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools xcode-select –install That’s it. Now next time you do npm install or yarn it’ll work. PS: Sometimes you won’t be able to install the command line tool through Xcode-select, for example … Read more
Install gettext GNU tools with Homebrew using Terminal Install Homebrew : /usr/bin/ruby -e “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)” Install GNU gettext : brew install gettext Create symlink : brew link gettext –force
It could be downloading something large and taking a long time. Try running the following so you can see the download progress: brew update –debug –verbose
You are right, Yosemite’s built-in PHP comes without PNG and FreeType support. Update 2015/10 for El Captian: With OS X 10.11 El Capitan PNG support is back, but FreeType is still missing. Solution Use the Homebrew package manager to painlessly build and install a complete PHP and replace it in Apache’s config. The whole process … Read more
After a few hours of research and brute force I learned the issue was due to git not being configured properly. Some articles suggested downgrading your git or reinstalling all together. However, I resolved the issue just by adding the following git config –global user.email yourgitemail@example.com Then remove the cellar and homebrew directories from /usr/local … Read more
I wanted a nicer way without installing manually and using only Homebrew (which also does not link openssl by default). Also using pip was a requirement. This seems to work with newest m2crypto 0.22.5. I also tested it once with m2crypto 0.22.3 and seems also to work. The OpenSSL version here is 1.0.2d: brew install … Read more
You can manually install the dependencies that don’t exist on a stock 10.11 install, then install the other packages with –no-deps to ignore the dependencies. That way it will skip six (and argparse which is also already installed). This works on my 10.11 beta 6 install: sudo pip install pbr sudo pip install –no-deps stevedore … Read more
I encountered the same issue. After searching and reading different things online, what worked for me was: $ brew postinstall node However, first please do execute: $ brew doctor and follow the instructions there first, like the comment in your question mentions.
This is caused by the new System integrity protection feature introduced in El Capitan. It restricts even administrators from writing to /usr/bin. Your best option would be to install gems without needing sudo. There is a good guide on how to do that: export GEM_HOME=$HOME/.gem export PATH=$GEM_HOME/bin:$PATH gem install cocoapods