Ok, another update.  I got gettext to rebuild finally however, I had to
comment that section out concerning the "local_charset" in the spec file
and uninstall libgcj from the RHEL3 temporarily.  I'm expecting that if
I were to install a j2sdk openpkg package then that would've solved the
second problem as well as removing libgcj.  Anyway, it seems there is
still some sort of issue that probably needs to be fixed here on a more
permanent basis.  I don't know if removing that "local_charset" section
permanently is good or not in regards to the other variations of unix
that openpkg is designed for, but it does seem to do the trick for
RHEL3.

On Fri, 2004-08-06 at 14:25, David M. Fetter wrote:
> So, in desperation I decided to try and rebuild as many of the packages
> as possible.  To do this I started by excluding gettext then things that
> depended on it and so on.  This pattern followed for quit a while until
> finally I ended up excluding the following list of packages:
> 
> ldapdiff exim gettext popt orbit glib2 gtk2 gqview perl-locale aegis
> yodl indent gimp openjade samba mozilla newt gmime ethereal ldapvi
> libgdome atk giftcurs pango perl-gtk pam sasl pureftpd imap sendmail
> openldap sysmon pks qpopper shiela gup inn nail pine cpu majordomo nn
> mapson pb4sd delegate nmap sqlite cvstrac lynx subversion a2ps
> 
> This is in addition to my normal exclusions of stuff we just don't
> want.  Once this was complete, I went back to try to rebuild gettext and
> it still failed.  Then I started to dig around a bit and I found the
> following section in the gettext.spec file within the %prep section:
> 
>   #   remove part that conflicts with libiconv
>      %{l_shtool} subst \
>          -e '/localcharset.\$lo/d' \
>          gettext-runtime/intl/Makefile.in
>      %{l_shtool} subst \
> 
> If I comment this secion out and build it manually, then it builds fine
> past the original point of failure.  Unfortunately, I get a new failure
> which is:
> 
> jar cf gettext.jar gnu/gettext/DumpResource*.class
> gnu/gettext/GetURL*.class
> gnu/gettext/DumpResource*.class: No such file or directory
> Error adding gnu/gettext/DumpResource*.class to jar archive!
> make[4]: *** [gettext.jar] Error 1
> 
> There is another section in the spec file that does something with
> these, but I get this same failure no matter if I comment that section
> out or not.  So, I'm again stuck with another dreaded error from
> rebuilding gettext.  I'm also left with questions of why this
> localcharset manipulation was put there and whether or not it is in fact
> still necessary?  Any thoughts?
> 

-- 
David M. Fetter - UNIX Systems Administrator
Portland State University - www.oit.pdx.edu
"Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible."

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