https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68638
--- Comment #13 from Bawolff (Brian Wolff) <[email protected]> --- (In reply to George Orwell III from comment #12) > (In reply to Bawolff (Brian Wolff) from comment #11) > > Can you tell me what the output of the following commands are: > > Whoa. Sorry if I mislead you - I have no clue what you are asking for > ('which' is an unrecognized command in Windoze fwiw) Which is a unix command which tells you what directory a program is installed in > > Additionally make sure the patch returned for each is the same as the $wg > > variables, OR ensure that the path for those files are /usr/bin/ and that > > they > > are executable (Note the setup in comment 2 should no longer be needed since > > a couple months ago). > > Understood yet beyond my skillset. Original bug report aside - all I'm > trying to do is get the DjVuToXML part "working" again. In simplest terms - > to create the XML, the executable needs ' DjVuXML-s.dtd ' present. Since I > never saw/seen that file mentioned I thought I'd ask if it indeed "existed". > > Why is this key? Because on a local x86 install, that .dtd file is installed > in > > ../../DjVuLibre/share/djvu/pubtext/DjVuXML-s.dtd > > while the executable expects it to reside in > > ../../DjVuLibre/pubtext/DjVuXML-s.dtd > > Unless the .dtd file(s) are copied or moved to the latter file path, no XML > ever gets created. That sounds kind of messed up. You should maybe file a report about that to djvu people. > In short, I'm just trying to verify if the same condition does or does not > exist on whatever it is that is hosting these files for Wikimedia et. al > usage. Debian normally installs that file at /usr/share/djvu/pubtext/DjVuXML-s.dtd If you don't install using a system package manager (for linux), it will probably end up in /usr/local/share/djvu/pubtext/DjVuXML-s.dtd Windows of course uses totally different file system conventions. > > Comment 10 and comment 3 are unrelated I believe. The error message > > indicates MediaWiki isn't even trying, not that it tried and failed. > > Didn't mean to associate the two. This more about making some headway in XML > generation area than Nero's reported issue. Sorry for piggy-backing pseudo > related issues in a single report. I meant they're both unrelated to Nemo's original report (comment 0), not that they are necessarily unrelated to each other. General problems with djvu programs not working on windows should probably be directed to the djvu folk. The people who are going to see this bug report really only know about djvu in so much as how its used by MediaWiki. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug. You are on the CC list for the bug. _______________________________________________ Wikibugs-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikibugs-l
