Re: [gtk-osx-users] cups server issues

[Alwyn Goodloe <agoodloe gmail com>]

>Yes, you're right, I was too hasty in jumping on autoreconf. It appears that gtk-doc or gnome-doc-utils might be 

>missing or misconfigured. Try running

>  jhbuild bootstrap 

>  jhbuild build meta-gtk-osx-bootstrap 

>again to be sure that all of those dependencies are installed correctly.

Ran these and seemed as if all is OK, but that doesn't mean something  might not be misconfigured as you said. Do you think removing  tgtk-doc and  gnome-doc-utils related files and redoing those two operations would be the way to go. Not sure what all those files are and where they are located but I'm willing to give it a shot as I think I'm almost there if I can get over this hurdle. 

$ jhbuild bootstrap

3.2

*** Checking out gettext *** [1/7]

*** Skipping gettext (package and dependencies not updated) *** [1/7]

*** Checking out m4 *** [2/7]

*** Skipping m4 (package and dependencies not updated) *** [2/7]

*** Checking out autoconf *** [3/7]

*** Skipping autoconf (package and dependencies not updated) *** [3/7]

*** Checking out libtool *** [4/7]

*** Skipping libtool (package and dependencies not updated) *** [4/7]

*** Checking out automake *** [5/7]

*** Skipping automake (package and dependencies not updated) *** [5/7]

*** Checking out pkg-config *** [6/7]

*** Skipping pkg-config (package and dependencies not updated) *** [6/7]

*** success *** [7/7]

$ jhbuild build meta-gtk-osx-bootstrap 

3.2

*** Checking out readline *** [1/10]

*** Skipping readline (package and dependencies not updated) *** [1/10]

*** Checking out libpng *** [2/10]

*** Skipping libpng (package and dependencies not updated) *** [2/10]

*** Checking out libjpeg *** [3/10]

*** Skipping libjpeg (package and dependencies not updated) *** [3/10]

*** Checking out libtiff *** [4/10]

*** Skipping libtiff (package and dependencies not updated) *** [4/10]

*** Checking out gettext-runtime *** [5/10]

*** Skipping gettext-runtime (package and dependencies not updated) *** [5/10]

*** Checking out libxml2 *** [6/10]

*** Skipping libxml2 (package and dependencies not updated) *** [6/10]

*** Checking out libxslt *** [7/10]

*** Skipping libxslt (package and dependencies not updated) *** [7/10]

*** Checking out gnome-doc-utils *** [8/10]

*** Skipping gnome-doc-utils (package and dependencies not updated) *** [8/10]

*** Checking out hicolor-icon-theme *** [9/10]

*** Skipping hicolor-icon-theme (package and dependencies not updated) *** [9/10]

*** success *** [10/10]

On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 10:49 PM, John Ralls <jralls ceridwen us> wrote:

On Jun 3, 2013, at 10:32 PM, Alwyn Goodloe <agoodloe gmail com> wrote:

The command you suggested didn't really fix things. Based on the bug ticket saying

autotools.py's autoreconf -i (line 244 in master as of this writing) call fails
if there's already an ltmain.sh in srcdir and the installed libtool is of a
different version -- not an uncommon occurence when dealing with tarballs.
Changing the call to autoreconf -fi overcomes the problem and should be
otherwise harmless.

I made the hack in the autotools.py to use the -fi option but it didn't seem to really fix the problems with this stage of the install. Maybe I should manually remove some files? (I have libtool version 2.4.2 installed). I

-A

Please remember to copy the list on your replies -- use "reply all" (the double arrow icon if you're using Apple Mail).

Yes, you're right, I was too hasty in jumping on autoreconf. It appears that gtk-doc or gnome-doc-utils might be 

missing or misconfigured. Try running

  jhbuild bootstrap 

  jhbuild build meta-gtk-osx-bootstrap 

again to be sure that all of those dependencies are installed correctly.

Regards,

John Ralls

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Alwyn E. Goodloe, Ph.D.
agoodloe gmail com

Research Computer Engineer

NASA Langley Research Center