Hello Greg, I have installed what is on the repository. I am now using libreoffice-6.
But it is strange how I ended up installing libreoffice-7.2.4.1. I do not recall, but I did install it using pkgin, I believe. Anyways. When I first started using NetBSD, I was using the pkg_* tools to install packages, now I have switched to pkgin. Are you using pkgin, or the pkg_* tools to install packages on NetBSD? Regards, Riza On Sun, May 22, 2022 at 12:04 AM Greg Troxel <g...@lexort.com> wrote: > > > Riza Dindir <riza.din...@gmail.com> writes: > > > Did NetBSD drop libreoffice-7.2.4.1? > > I realize it's confusing because pkgsrc and NetBSD are both projects of > The NetBSD Foundation, and they are related because pkgsrc is the > official packaging system of NetBSD, but really you are asking about > pkgsrc. (It's fine to ask about pkgsrc on NetBSD here, especially the > kind of question you asked.) > > > I had it installed on my system, and had a problem with some libboost > > libraries (after upgrading all the packages on the system using > > pkgin). Wanted to upgrade libreoffice using "pkgin install > > libreoffice". The system said "libreoffice is not available in the > > repository". > > Indeed looking at the directory of packages it is not. > > > On pkgsrc.se there is libreoffice-7.3.3.2, but not on > > pkgsrc.se has google ads so I don't pay any attention to it :-( > > But it is probably talking about pkgsrc-current, rather than 2022Q1. > > > cdn.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/packages/NetBSD/amd64/9.2/All. > > In pkgsrc sources, misc/libreoffice looks to be at 7.3.3.2 as you say. > That update happeened on the 17th of May. > > In the logs for the bulk build that generates the packages you are using > for pkgin, the version is 7.3.1.3, and the packaging step failed. Hard > to tell but it looks like it ran out of RAM or something: > > http://nyftp.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/packages/reports/2022Q1/NetBSD-9.0-x86_64/20220508.1505/libreoffice-7.3.1.3/package.log > > So you could, if you are inclined, try to build it, if you have a big > RAM machine. 8G might even be enough; I don't really know. If you are > using pkgin with 2022Q1, you should check out that branch. It is > unsound to mix current and a stable branch. > > > Did NetBSD drop that particular version? > > pkgsrc has libreoffice, but it didn't build in 2022Q1 for amd64. There > was no decision to remove the package from pkgsrc. > > Looking over ftp.netbsd.org:/pub/pkgsrc/packages/NetBSD for > "libreoffice-7" gets me (as a developer, I can run find on the ftp > server): > > ./aarch64/9.0_2022Q1/All/libreoffice-7.3.1.3.tgz > ./i386/9.0_2022Q1/All/libreoffice-7.3.1.3.tgz > ./x86_64/.9.0-current-2022-04-18-00.31/All/libreoffice-7.3.1.3.tgz > ./x86_64/.9.0-current-2022-05-08-08.40/All/libreoffice-7.3.1.3nb1.tgz > ./x86_64/.9.0-current-2022-05-15-02.30/.9.0/All/libreoffice-7.3.1.3nb1.tgz > ./x86_64/.9.0-current-2022-05-15-02.30/All/libreoffice-7.3.1.3nb1.tgz > > so it is building from pkgsrc-current on 9 in a different build, on > i386, and on aarch64. I suspect, without any really good evidence, that > this is a resource issue in the amd64 bulk build setup.
