On Fri, 4 Apr 2003 12:51:01 -0800
Andi Payn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The mono-0.23-2mdk package installed broken scripts in /usr/bin/msc and 
> /usr/bin/mbas that pointed into the packager's build root. The problem is 
> that the script that generates these scripts expects to find the real 
> binaries in the install directory, which obviously isn't true when you're 
> packaging. This should probably be fixed properly with the mono people; for 
> now, I just added two lines to the specfile to overwrite these scripts.

Mono-0.23-3mdk should be fine.
The rest of these packages were already submitted by Quel Qun, but they needed
some work for the libpolicy, and I've been a bit slow on that. Do you have a
webspace where you can put these src.rpms? I don't have read access to
/incoming.

> The gnome-db-0.2.96-6mdk package didn't include pkgconfig support, and 
> wouldn't build without errors (because it installed but did not package the 
> help files). 
> 
> The gtk-sharp package requires my updated mono and gnome-db devel packages
> to build, but binaries should install just fine with the existing versions.
> 
> The mono packages don't install the monodoc tools or the mono documentation,
> 
> so I didn't install the Gtk# docs either. This should probably be changed in
> 
> the future (or maybe separate monodoc, mono-docs, and gtk-sharp-docs
> packages would be better?).
> 
> Someone should package Qt# (especially given Mandrake's slight Qt/KDE 
> preference), but it might be a while before I get around to it (since I've 
> barely even looked at Qt#).
> 
> 



--
Marcel Pol



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