KaOs wrote:
Probably the error has to do with the gtk-doc package. The filename you mention is hardcoded in the script /sw/bin/gtkdoc-mkhtml. Have a look there if it corresponds to what you actually have on your hard disk. If not, fix it by hand.There seems to be a problem with the installation of openjade:::: <<<> cannot open "/sw/share/sgml/openjade-1.3.1/dsssl/catalog" (No such file or directory) openjade:E: >>>>I have openjade-1.3.2 installed so I thought it was that, so I installed 1.3.1, but got the same error messages......., even though it is installed.
Your earlier problem where index.sgml was not built during the compilation of xfce may also come from an incompatibility with gtk-doc. Try rebuilding gtk-doc (*after* installing the version of openjade you intend to keep).
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Martin
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