Hi Michael,

On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 12:55 AM, Michael Strobel
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Either you did not use a correct version of epm, or your rpm ignores
>> the "no-automatic requirements" setting.
>
> Which one is the correct version of epm? I got 4.1 from epmhome.org for the
> build.

correct=patched as needed by OOo. At least the older versions of epm
needed a patch to make the packages relocatable and to fix the
dependency generation stuff. Not sure whether it is still required for
4.1 (probably not for making it relocatable, but maybe still for the
requirements) - I always use the internal rpm that is included with
the OOo sources.

But if the info below is correct, this is not the cause of the problem.

>> Sure that it really is not in the package? As opposed to being listed
>> in requirements/requires.
>
> Quite sure. I installed the packages I got with rpm's --force switch,

Using --force is almost always a bad idea. Better use only --nodeps if
you want to ignore the dependencies.

> which
> results in complaints about the missing lib(s) when I try to start OOo.

So OOo itself complains about the missing libvcl680li.so? And what
other libs does it complain about?

You didn't write what codeline/Milestone you work on, for but that lib
should be in the core04 package.
(for OOO300 without the "680", just libvclli.so, so I assume it is OOH680?)

Did you check that the lib is in the solver? (and not only in vcl)?
And sure that the successfull packaging process belongs to the
OpenOffice.org product and not, for example to the SDK?

ciao
Christian

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