Re: Snapshot buildbar? (Re: [Evolution] open letter to Ximian Evo team: RH 6.2 blues)

[Don Duck Harper <duck duckland org>]

Install GConf-devel.  Then life should be good...

Don

On Fri, Feb 09, 2001 at 12:35:10AM -0500, Fernando Pereira wrote to To Duncan Mak:
:-) On 08 Feb 2001 21:59:53 -0500, Duncan Mak wrote:
:-) > On 08 Feb 2001 16:55:47 -0500, Fernando Pereira wrote:
:-) > > I'll try Alec's work around as soon I have some time.
:-) > 
:-) > Hey! It was my idea first! ;-)
:-) > 
:-) > Anyhow, it's simple enough if you have a decent machine. Just get all
:-) > the SRPMS and rebuild them in the exact order the snapshots are built
:-) > (for minimum hassle), rpm -Uvh each package after they're done
:-) > rebuilding.
:-) > 
:-) > xml-i18n-tools -> oaf -> GConf -> gnome-vfs -> bonobo -> gal -> gtkhtml
:-) > -> evolution
:-) > 
:-) > I get it done in around 35 minutes or so.
:-) 
:-) I've worked for a couple of hours to try to make this work, but
:-) unfortunately I can't move past gnome-vfs. I was able to build the SRPMS
:-) up to GConf, and upgrade xml-i18n-tools and oaf using the binary RPMs
:-) that resulted. However, when I tried to upgrade GConf from the just
:-) built binary RPM, I got a complaint that  /usr/lib/libgconf-gtk-1.so.1
:-) was needed. I thought that this would go away when I replaced the rest
:-) of the components from the 013017 snapshot, so I forced the upgrade. But
:-) later on, the build of gnome-vfs from SRPM failed, exactly for the same
:-) reason. I messed around with this for a while, uninstalling and
:-) installing components from scratch again, but to no avail. I had to
:-) revert everything to the 013017 distribution.
:-) 
:-) Any suggestions on what I might try next? 
:-) 
:-) Thanks
:-) 
:-) -- F
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Don Harper, RHCE, MCSE                          email: duck duckland org
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