Hi Christian, > >> 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. > > ... > > So OOo itself complains about the missing libvcl680li.so? And what > other libs does it complain about?
Hmm, strange I could swear that OOo couldn't find the libs that rpm couldn't resolve when I tried to start it the last time, but it seems to work well rigth now, which make me think the problem is related to the rpm/epm dependancy stuff you mentioned. Can you tell me how to use the internal rpm which you use for packaging? I just installed the epm from epmhome.org, because I got an error during the build process that epm was not found. The following is probably obsolete as of now. However, I wrote it before I got to try to start OOo another time. > 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?) I'm not completely familiar with the nameing of the milestones, but I can tell you that I got the code from the CVS via 'cvs co -r OpenOffice_2_4_0 OpenOffice2', which is OOH680 I believe. > 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? No, I didn't check that before, so I catched up on this right now - libvcl690li.so is in solver/680/unxlngi6.pro/lib/ in my build. The packaging process also belongs to OOo itself and not to the SDK or the URE as far as I can see. Best regards, Micha ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
