On Wed, 14 Mar 2007, 08:14 GMT+01 Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:

> On Wed, Mar 14, 2007, Robert Allerstorfer wrote:

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# openpkg rpmbuild --rebuild x11-0-2.20061018.src.rpm
>> [...]
>> +----------------------------------Error--------------------------------------+
>> | ERROR: SOME X11 INFORMATION COULD NOT BE DETERMINED!!                      
>>  |
>> | ERROR: SOME X11 INFORMATION COULD NOT BE DETERMINED!!                      
>>  |
>> |                                                                            
>>  |
>> | We found out:                                                              
>>  |
>> |                                                                            
>>  |
>> |     X11 Binary  Directory:                                                 
>>  |
>> |     X11 Include Directory:                                                 
>>  |
>> |     X11 Library Directory:                                                 
>>  |
>> |                                                                            
>>  |
>> | Unfortunately, some information is missing here.                           
>>  |
>> |                                                                            
>>  |
>> | Be sure to have all system X11 components installed                        
>>  |
>> | in standard locations before building this package!                        
>>  |
>> |                                                                            
>>  |
>> | ERROR: SOME X11 INFORMATION COULD NOT BE DETERMINED!!                      
>>  |
>> | ERROR: SOME X11 INFORMATION COULD NOT BE DETERMINED!!                      
>>  |
>> +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+

> As the message says, you have to make sure that on your system, the
> vendor packages for the X11 components are available. The OpenPKG "x11"
> package is NOT X11 itself, it is just a thin glue code to allow OpenPKG
> packages to use the vendor supplied X11. So, make sure you have
> X11 from your vendor installed.

I do have the vendor-supplied (rhel3) X11 packages (XFree86-*)
installed. The problem seems that your x11 package looks for
'libXt.so' in

/usr/openwin/lib
/usr/openwin/share/lib
'/usr/[xX]/lib64'
'/usr/[xX]/lib'
'/usr/[xX]11*/lib64'
'/usr/[xX]11*/lib'
'/usr/[xX]386/lib'
'/usr/[xX]ree86/lib'
/usr/shlib
/lib64
/lib
/usr/lib64
/usr/lib
'/usr/lib/[xX]'
'/usr/lib/[xX]11*'
'/usr/lib/[xX]386'
'/usr/lib/[xX]free86'
/usr/local/lib
'/usr/local/lib/[xX]'
'/usr/local/lib/[xX]11*'
'/usr/local/lib/[xX]386'
'/usr/local/lib/[xX]free86'
'/usr/local/[xX]/lib'
'/usr/local/[xX]11*/lib'
'/usr/local/[xX]386/lib'
'/usr/local/[xX]ree86/lib'
/usr/athena/lib
/usr/unsupported/lib

but NOT in
/usr/X11R6/lib

which is the location on RHEL:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# rpm -ql XFree86-libs | grep libXt
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXt.so.6
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXt.so.6.0
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXtst.so.6
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXtst.so.6.1

In addition, even if it includes the actual directory in the search
path, it will still not find a 'libXt.so' because it is named
'libXt.so.6.0' on RHEL.

I think I currently cannot proceed without creating some symlinks.

rob.


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