On 18/10/2009, at 21:55, Chris Schram wrote: > On Oct 18, 2009, at 3:59 PM, monipol wrote: >> On 18/10/2009, at 20:30, Chris Schram wrote: >>> In article <[email protected]>, >>> Chris Schram <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>>> When I run update-all I get the following result. It looks to me >>>> that >>>> the problem is here: >>>> >>>> patching file src/xine-engine/demux.c >>>> perl -pi -e 's,libXv.so,libXv.dylib,g; s,x\*\.so\),x*.dylib),; >>>> s,s/\\\.so\$//,s/\.dylib\$//,' configure >>>> [ "i386" = "x86_32" ] && perl -pi -e 's, deinterlace , ,' >>>> src/post/Makefile.in >>>> ### execution of [ failed, exit code 1 >>>> >>>> ...but I have no idea how to proceed. Since I got this error a >>>> few days >>>> ago I messed around under /sw and deleted a few things. That's >>>> why the >>>> following report contains "serious warnings." >>> >>> Doh! I neglected to include what may be the most important detail. >>> I'm >>> running the latest version of fink I'm aware of under the current >>> version of 32-bit Snow Leopard. >> >> Hello, Chris. It's imported to carbon-copy the maintainer of the >> package because ultimately he's the one responsible for the >> package. libxine1 is maintained by Benjamin Reed (cc'ed). >> >> It seems that the script is being executed with an 'abort if >> something exits with code different than 0' option, which is the >> case when that test returns false. >> >> By the way, have you edited that [ "i386" = "x86_32" ] command? It >> should be x86_64 instead. > > What file(s) should I be looking for that string in? I can't find > anything relevant. Like I said before, I messed around where I > probably shouldn't have, and I deleted some stuff that I probably > shouldn't have. I was hoping that a selfupdate would restore > anything I tossed. I guess not. Hello, Chris. There's a problem with libxine1's PatchScript. Let's wait for the maintainer to fix that.
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