> On Wed, May 12, 2004 at 11:55:42PM -0700, larry a price wrote:
>> well the gnome2 ports seem to be slightly less than fully baked
>> I've had to go through and fix each and every one that uses
>> multi-lingual
>> help files using
>> find -name "*.omf" -exec cp {} {}.out \;
>> to get them to install correctly
>> bleah!
>>
>> not the most evil find job i've ever used but getting there.
>
> Something ain't right. Prolly a lib got built w/o gettext/
> libintl. Is this Free, Open or Net? I bet someone else has hit
> the exact same thing. Check the appropriate ports@/pkgsrc@ list
> archives.
all on
FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE-p16 #6: Tue May 4 23:01:21 PDT 2004
It's not the libintl.so.4 problem (i've been bit by that before)
I had actually two problems; one being that some parts of gnome got built
and installed but depended on components that had not been installed.
once I got that figured out and cleaned out the old Gnome-1.0 versions of
various libraries, things started moving and everything was building
relatively smoothly except for bombing out installing help files.
I tracked the problem down to a file labeled omf.make
which had a line like:
for file in $$files; do install -m 444 $file.out ${INSTALL_PREFIX}/$file;
done
since changing omf.make didn't seem to get picked up by a top level 'make
install' my (crude, hackish) solution was the find job described above.
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