Re: Problems with pan-images
- From: 1stFlight <1stflight ameritech net>
- To: Sean Murphy <murphy erim-int com>
- Cc: Gnome List <gnome-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Problems with pan-images
- Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 11:32:42 -0400
I ran into the same problem and used the exact same fix, with the exact same
problem with multpart images in the message.
Sean Murphy wrote:
> I haven't heard much about this anywhere, but was wondering if other
> people are having the same problem with Pan.
>
> I'm trying to use the Pan with images (allows you to view images inline,
> without having to use a helper app), so I downloaded the latest
> pan-images rpm's (0.9.7pre5) and tried to install them. Doing this
> failed on the dependency check saying that pan needed libgtkhtml.so.7.
> So I looked in /usr/lib/ and I had the following:
>
> libgtkhtml.a
> libgtkhtml.la
> libgtkhtml.so -> libgtkhtml.so.9.1.0
> libgtkhtml.so.9 -> libgtkhtml.so.9.1.0
> libgtkhtml.so.9.1.0
>
> However, the documentation on Pan's website says that it should work
> with gtkhtml 0.8.3 and higher, and Ximian has installed gtkhtml 0.9.2.
> Looking at the gtkhtml 0.8.3 package, it would indeed install
> libgtkhtml.so.7, but I can't install it because it says that gtkhtml
> 0.9.2 is already installed and I can't uninstall 0.9.2 because a lot of
> other Gnome packages depend on it. So I'm caught!
>
> I ended up creating a link called libgtkhtml.so.7 pointing to
> libgtkhtml.so.9.1.0 and this works for images that are contained in one
> message, but if there are any multipart images, it only grabs the first
> image.
>
> Anyways, I was wondering if anyone else ran into this problem, and if I
> handled it correctly. If not, what else should I try to do to fix it?
>
> Sean
>
> P.S. I'm using RedHat 7.0 with latest Ximian Gnome.
>
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