+)'
# Looks like you failed 2 tests of 3.
t/048lwp.t ... Dubious, test returned 2 (wstat 512, 0x200)
Failed 2/3 subtests
Same result on the -pm586 package.
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gnome release level, etc.)
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DYLIB_STUB, too?
It would be easy enough to do.
Yes, please do it. Validator is supposed to be pretty strict, but even
if this is just a warning not error (per someone's earlier email) it
should be accepted if it's allowed and sane and proper here.
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he's testing the fix therein.
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On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 10:12:40AM -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
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Hi.
Is anyone working on gobject introspection?
Seems like a lot of libraries need it these days (and even more will need
it soon).
I can create
. If the documentation isn't
self-consistent (from the perspective of the reader), it's not
useful/usable.
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different one. No idea if there are symlinks and other pointers that
break (recent libtool2 uses libfoo.dylib-libfoo.1.dylib not
-.1.0.whatever).
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package that would really need bin/perl, as a certain perl version
would have a dependency on perlXXX itself.
(other concerns snipped, some addressed others in agreement per my
other email a few minute ago--things are laggy here:(.
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do a manual loop over all the filenames to move them.
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On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 11:00:11PM -0400, Daniel Macks wrote:
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 03:35:06PM -0400, Jack Howarth wrote:
# Rename info files with -fsf-4.5 suffix.
# Add symlinks for info files under old names.
SplitOff2:
Package: %N-compiler
Files:
share/info/*-fsf-4.5
gcc' to
give the self-consistent ones for gcc4.5.
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advantage to any advantage to changing that expectation by switching
to the the gcc4x-bin layout idea as you have envisioned?
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# of unsupported tests 15
Previous version (3.0.5-1) had no failures.
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Try
. A plugin package would
depend on the ipe7-shlibs package and build-depend on ipe7-dev (and the
plugin would be very likely to need deep rewriting should the major
version ever increase).
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], i386, or x86_64 and I don't know
how (if at all) the fontconfig2 or xft2 packages need to be adjusted
for these OSX's x11 variations. Please test and let me know!
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Long-dead upstream. If that's the blocker, I have no objection to
Distribution:10.4,10.5 restriction.
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On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 11:43:31AM +0100, Max Horn wrote:
Am 15.03.2010 um 17:41 schrieb Daniel Macks:
Max:
The other alternative would be to implement the ancient idea of an
RuntimeDepends (or InstallDepends, or whatever) field. I.e. a field
which is kind of the complement
somewhere.
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other things have been changed and may need hacking to respect it.
Conflicts actually is not parallel to the Depends behavior: Conflicts
is only a runtime thing, not implicitly also included in
BuildConflicts.
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. If those authors are not using things correctly for whatever
libtool they are distributing, that's their bug; fink folks just
whine about they are distributing something broken and hack around
it without really distinguishing blame to libtool vs the author who is
mis-using libtool.
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the specific files that aren't in the .deb. By the time the
removal happens, they are gone, so there are no stray (not owned by
.deb) files. But this is really a hack.
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directory you put it in. I suspect you are using %v in the Source:
field of your .info file. You need to use whatever upstream calls the
source file in that field (hardcode the version-string with RC, for
example) rather than relying on default if default doesn't match.
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just a heads-up.
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That sounds like a cleaner solution. Like it or not, fink is
substantially a source distro right now, so dependencies of splitoffs
don't need are still a burden.
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[]
main/archives.c:tarobject() uses a static buffer to store a filename
during installation. Wanna guess the size of fnamebuf[]? Try bumping
it to something much larger. Latest dpkg upstream still has
variations, and different fink-installed
versions) could be another place to look for the root cause:
dpkg-deb --fsys-tarfile foo.deb archive.tar
to extract the .deb filesystem archive and then try 'tar -xf
archive.tar' with various different tar commands.
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for all users. Here is your chance to look it
over (eye the C patch for anything stupid, check the perl regexes and
string-quoting for safety with whitespace and other unusual pathnames,
etc.) and test it before release.
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This looks like dpkg is not able to handle files with a file name longer
than 256 characters. On the other hand, I don't understand why this bug
only shows up on 10.6/32bit and not on 10.6/64bit nor
in the unstable
tree
I copy paste the info and patch file on local from cvs, and
everything went fine.
I built it and i tested it. Seems to work good :-)
I just contacted the maintainer of libical, who has now committed that
package to stable.
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Can't it be compiled to install somewhere else? Do they not make the
sources available? According to their website License: GNU General
Public License (GPL)
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agree that BCon should be a last-resort solution for when env vars,
simple patches, etc can't solve the problem (whatever it is).
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added -lgd. Same for a
few other of these missing links.
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in their libgettext8-shlibs.info and get some
(hopefully:) positive reports that it 'fink -m build's, can make it
more widely available...
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Fixed in 0.32.4-2 that I just committed to unstable. Someone else
please test so we can get it sane(r) in stable ASAP...
So...
On 10.6 64-bit:
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have .info explicitly rerun autotools or copy the files from their
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Do you have specific information about what's buggy in 2.3.8 (maybe we
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earlier. The problem isn't so much using system as using BCon.
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gets a tweaked set of
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does't get fixed within a week or three, it'll go to stable as-is
(it's well tested in unstable) and we'll just live with users having
to start some things manually if they really want them.
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unzip-10.4.info (which only needs to be 1 higher than
corrent unzip.info) after unzip-10.4.info is upgraded.
_If_and_when_core_decides_ to change unzip-10.4.info or unzip.info, we
will make sure each distribution's pkg is appropriate and that
upgrades work correctly.
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Does putting . %p/bin/init.sh (or whatever the zsh-syntax is) at the
beginning of the script body solve it?
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Why did you even bother asking others' opinions if you were going to
ignore my explicit response to you *not* to do it that way?
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. Installer.app doesn't know and doesn't care if it downgrades
or removes a certain dylib and in the process breaks a fink package's
dependency on that newer one.
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Can we try to get these into fink unstable soon? The new packaging is
modified to
build the bzip2 support in both packages.
What's the advantage to building own bzip2 (I assume the alternative
being to link fink's libbz)?
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fink doesn't run properly due to incompatibilities
in the code with tcl/tk 8.5 so this package should only build
on the i386 and powerpc architectures that still use tcl/tk 8.4.
Done both. Thanks!
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detectes it links some of the binaries against it. That's why our
existing gettext-tools-0.17 package specifies Depends:glib2-shlibs and
BuildDepends:glib2-dev
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is maintained)? The *pine builds are scary-nonstandard...no reason to
keep obsolete stuff that is difficult to understand and build.
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Done. I suspect there is actually some lower-level dep that should
have this, but not sure what and no other error reports, so
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Daniel Macks wrote:
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 08:27:10PM +0200, Alexander Hansen wrote:
Jean-Fran?ois Mertens wrote:
ln ../c++ ../cc
I *think* that last line should be ln c++ ../cc (otherwise ../cc
points
to find ft219. And if
you are Dep/BDep = 2.3.8-2, you also avoid some freetype219
backwards-incompatible ABI breakage.
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On Jun 21, 2009, at 12:49 PM, Daniel Macks wrote:
But now also fink's perlXXX itself also has that file? I guess perl
has a module-build in core now?
I don't have perl 5.10 installed but if that is the case, why
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 02:56:00PM -0400, Koen van der Drift wrote:
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module-build, as with many perl modules that are part of perl core, is
dual-lifed: it *also* exists in CPAN, and may be updated more often
than perl core, and other
install -c -m 0444 vtwm._man
/sw/build.build/root-vtwm-5.4.6b-3/sw/share/man/vtwm.1
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On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 01:36:36PM +0200, Peter Dyballa wrote:
Hello!
This package installs the man page directly in /sw/share/man.
Distribution version: selfupdate-rsync Thu Jun 11 11:40:04
It's live.
It also obeys a modified policy regarding section:crypto, per core
discussions over the past few months. Will post details
soon. Executive summary for now: some things can now be in main
instead of crypto, but no mandatory change and no reason to update
just for this.
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%f. Maybe Engine::expand_packages? I think that's what processes the
packages specified on fink commandline.
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Unstable has had its gnome suite at the level of GNOME2.24 for a few
months now and I haven't seen any new error reports related to it.
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typo-prone for future maintenance. The main
targets are lots of old-language-versions of python and perl modules I
think...lots of .info noise obscures an already hairy bit of
conditionals magic:)
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related to the new gnome. And I'm not going to migrate packages that
aren't presently in stable at all unless they are dependencies of
packages I will be migrating.
Consider this open-season on any all bugs in gnome-related packages!
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: Obsolete socket plugin for python
Maintainer: Daniel Macks dma...@netspace.org
Depends: python26 (= 1:2.6.1-1), fink-obsolete-packages
That's kinda silly. If something is obsolete, let's not perpetuate it
and create new ones of it:) The separate pythonXX-socket packages are
obsolete as of py25 (been
unable to be
built with --build-as-nobody.
Minor correction: --build-as-nobody is not policy; you must only
install into packaging dir (%i or %d) not directly to %p is the
policy. --b-a-n just helps catch the mistake.
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Daniel Macks
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, it
does compile using gtk+ headers, using it with gtk+2 is risky
still. Probably best to roll a separate install_name of that pkg in a
variant so can have gtk+ and gtk+2 libs, each fully linked to resolve
all symbols.
dan
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