Re: Installing gnumeric1.0.1

["R.I.P. Deaddog" <maddog linuxhall org>]

On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 irajmedifar peoplepc com wrote:

> I had similar problems trying to install Gnumeric1.0.1 on my RH7 box. 
> Then I quit doing it this way and instead installed the asplinux version 
> from rpmfind.net and it worked fine for me. You may need to update some 
> of your files in the process, but can most probably get what you need 
> from rpmfind.net.

Nope; the actual reason is that gnumeric use gtk-doc package to rebuild
the docs. If you don't have this package installed in system, then
gnumeric will install the prebuilt document, which lacks index.sgml.

Abel



> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>
> On 1/10/02, 11:57:31 PM, Frank Sullivan <sullivan math unipd it> wrote 
> regarding Installing gnumeric1.0.1:
>
>
> > I am trying to install gnumeric1.0.1 and running RedHat release 7.1.
> > I am having difficulty in installing some of the required packages in
> > sufficiently recent versions.
> >               I have updated glib, gtk+, gnome-libs, and gnome-xml
> > without (apparent) problems, but encounter difficulties
> >   with libglade, gal, gnome-print, and libole2.
>
> > For example, when I "make install"   libole2-0.2.4
> > the output contains the lines
> >    --Installing ./html/index.sgml
> >       /usr/bin/install:cannot stat `./html/index.sgml': No such file or   
>             
> > directory
> >    --Fixing Crossreferences
> >        /bin/sh:gtkdoc-fixxref: command not found
>
> > The rest of the install output seems OK.
> >               Any help would be appreciated, and if this is not an 
> appropriate matter
> > for this list I'll desist from "wasting bandwidth".
>
>
> >                                               Frank Sullivan
>
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