#8523: Optional package  p_group_cohomology-1.2 fails to install on Solaris 10
SPARC, as well as Debian Linux x86/x86_64 and MacOSX 10.5 (PPC)
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   Reporter:  drkirkby           |       Owner:  SimonKing 
       Type:  defect             |      Status:  needs_info
   Priority:  major              |   Milestone:  sage-4.4  
  Component:  optional packages  |    Keywords:            
     Author:                     |    Upstream:  N/A       
   Reviewer:                     |      Merged:            
Work_issues:                     |  
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Comment(by dimpase):

 Replying to [comment:15 SimonKing]:

 Hi,

 > Now I am even more puzzled.
 >
 > I did precisely the following steps:
 >
 >  * I copied and unpacked the sage-4.3.4 binary for sage.math on
 sage.math
 >  * I started ./sage and waited until it had updated paths. Then I quit
 sage.
 >  * I edited ./sage, replacing "......" by the correct value of SAGE_ROOT
 >  * I started ./sage again, testing it with "2+gap(2)"
 >  * I did install_package('database_gap') followed by
 install_package('gap_packages').
 >  * Then, I did install_package('p_group_cohomology'), and could then do
 "from pGroupCohomology import !CohomologyRing"[[BR]]
 >
 > It installed fine, there was no error. I think this is how a user is
 supposed to install things, and so I can still not reproduce the error.
 >

 I can confirm that indeed this way it works for me (on boxen with a
 compiled Sage 4.3.4-version), too.

 OK, so it appears to be an inconsistency in the Sage behaviour, when the
 option -i (or -f) is used to install the package. (AFAIK, these options
 are not something for experts only, they should work just the same...)

 It is, perhaps, a bug in newest_version script.
 I'll see if I can find it quickly...

 Dima

 > Cheers,
 >
 > Simon

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