while all those warning are harmless but annoying, the real culprit is that your system does not know the user games. You need to install the passwd package. It seems to be a missing dependency (maintainer cc'd).
I don't know what might be the problem with sawfish. I kept my 1.3-3 version from the 10.2-gcc3.3 tree on 10.3.
HTH,
RemiOn Dec 2, 2003, at 8:54 AM, Jason Lamb wrote:
I've tried searching the list archives and nothing suggested there fixed my gnome-games issue. When I tried to install fink (source) clean on a new panther installation, I edited the /sw/etc/fink.conf to include unstable trees, did a selfupdate-rsync, and update-all, and then installed as my first package, bundle-gnome. Two times on two clean installs it dies in the same place. After a long string of OMF file validation errors like;
OMF file [/sw/share/omf/gnome-user-docs/unix-primer-it.omf] does not validate against ScrollKeeper-OMF DTD: /sw/share/xml/scrollkeeper/dtds/scrollkeeper-omf.dtd Unable to register /sw/share/omf/gnome-user-docs/unix-primer-it.omf
I get;
chown: separation of user and group with a period is deprecated chown: games: Invalid argument dpkg: error processing gnome-games (--install): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing: gnome-games ### execution of dpkg failed, exit code 1 Failed: can't install package gnome-games-1.4.0.4-12
I tried rebuilding a bunch of stuff (suggested in some previous list threads), and it always comes up like this. I then try to manually install everything EXCEPT gnome-games to complete my bundle-gnome, and it seems to install everything ok, except sawfish which dies when it tries to see if it has the right version of rep-gtk. It needs 0.14.2 or greater (I think), and it dies when it finds 0.18.2 installed.
Additionally this OMF file problem also comes up when I install gnumeric. A long string of OMF file validation errors. However that installation actually completes. In an effort to correct this I've also tried rebuilding scrollkeeper and a bunch of other things suggested in previous threads, to no avail. (Stuff like libxml2, etc.)
The strange thing is that right when 10.3 was released I installed it on a different computer here (ibook as opposed to this system, my main powerbook), and there were of course far fewer packages available in the 10.3 tree for fink then, my bundle-gnome installed fine there with no errors. I'm not sure if the answer is to try and build bundle-gnome from stable trees only, from binary, or what. Any help is appreciated. -- Jason Lamb <mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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