Hi Barry, Are you saying that you're trying to build a Debian package under Ubuntu? It's the same package format but else I'd say that you're asking for the kind of strange behavior you're describing. Cheers, Eric
On 14 April 2014 16:03:35 CEST, Barry Drake <[email protected]> wrote: >On 13/04/14 23:08, Tobias Frost wrote: >> BTW, the changelog misses "-1" (The Debian revision). This is weird >as >> my pbuilder refuses to build non-native packages with a native >> version, but yours seems more forgiving in this case... You should >> check if your're really on unstable :) (My pbuilder is at 0.215) (My >> pbuilder builds also against libicu52; so it's not the source) Best >> regards, Tobi > >Thanks again for all your help. I deleted the pbuilder directory from >/var/cache and re-created the environment. I also used dpkg -l to see >what was installed. libicu48 is not in my system, but was downloaded >and installed in the chroot environment during the build. It is not in > >the pbuilder base.tgz file. I assume the dependency was plucked out of > >a sword file, so I purged both of the out-of-date sword packages and >dpkg -l doesn't show any at all connected with sword. My own >installation of the up-to-date sword was made using 'make install' as >part of the original build. I've also used the dpkg --clear-avail and > >--forget-old-unavail commands to try and get rid of old history. > >The version of pbuilder I have is pbuilder 0.215ubuntu7 The build is >marked unstable because I have built from sword svn trunk: release will > >be in a few days at which point I can do a stable build. > >I always have a current version of Ubuntu as well as the testing >version >so although I'm using 14.04, I have a dual boot 13.10 installation on a > >separate drive. I'm going to wipe this, and do a clean install of >Saucy. Then I'll make a fresh packaging environment there to get a >clean build. I will put the source there and try as before. > >That's unless anyone has any further suggestions. > >Regards, Barry. > > >-- >To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] >with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact >[email protected] >Archive: https://lists.debian.org/[email protected] -- Sent from my tablet. Please excuse my brevity.
