Hello.
I've upgraded -current (i386, dated april 6th, 2014), and a few things
(e.g. pkg_mgr and libreoffice4.1) won't start.
Is it intentionally broken, or the packages are just out of sync?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
I've upgraded -current (i386, dated april 6th, 2014), and a few things
(e.g. pkg_mgr and libreoffice4.1) won't start.
Is it intentionally broken, or the packages are just out of sync?
You did not say what state you were upgrading from. Your question can't
be answered without this
I've upgraded from a previous -current, also tagged 5.5, a month or two old.
But it seems it's not broken, pkg_mgr works, it just had to have the
database initialized. Regarding libreoffice, I've also pkg_deleted
4.1.3.2p3v0 and pkg_add 4.1.5.3v0 and it started.
I can't remember if I started
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 9:52 AM, soko.tica soko.t...@gmail.com wrote:
But it seems it's not broken, pkg_mgr works, it just had to have the
database initialized. Regarding libreoffice, I've also pkg_deleted
4.1.3.2p3v0 and pkg_add 4.1.5.3v0 and it started.
pkg_add -u, to bring all your packages
Of course I run sysmerge :)
pkg_add -u (immediately after sysmerge) didn't do the trick this time for
this particular package (libreoffice), but pkg_delete and pkg_add
thereafter did.
BTW, I saw some new groups added after the upgrade: _smtpq, _nds and
_unbound. Is it wrong if i say AWESOME (I'm
On 2014-04-07 13:30, soko.tica wrote:
BTW, I saw some new groups added after the upgrade: _smtpq, _nds and
_unbound. Is it wrong if i say AWESOME (I'm almost 50)?
It's great that you noticed, however these were already described in
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/current.html -- this is a document
I do apologize for continuing offtopic. Although jggimi is right, and one
should have read first, I'm simply used to -current working FLAWLESSLY on
my home desktop, as well as -stable on my small home network.
:)
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 7:35 PM, Josh Grosse j...@jggimi.homeip.net wrote:
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