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Re: [orca-list] Wiki Updated Was Re: I Broke Orca during an upgrade tonight

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Will there be a certain point in time when we should begin trying the
new stuff out?  That is, DBUS instead of CORBA? I just built a package
this morning without any special config options and it's running good
so far.

On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 08:39:51AM -0500, Willie Walker wrote:

Hi Steve:

You can read more about the relocation stuff here:

http://live.gnome.org/action/edit/AccessibilityCORBAToDBusMapping

The exact details have changed a little bit (I need to update it),
but the general ideas are there.

If you want to stick with the CORBA stuff (sounds like you probably
want to do so), then add --disable-relocate to the autogen line when
building the CORBA-based stuff.

Hope this helps,

Will

On Jan 11, 2010, at 11:47 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:


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I have a question here; what is meant by this bit of at-spi relocating
itself and the effects there of?  Most of my recent git pulls of Orca
were done without any upgrades to atk, at-spi; should I be git pulling
them again also?

On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 08:21:55PM -0500, Storm Dragon wrote:

Hi,
I have updated the wiki with the new info.  I put the part about
disabling relocate in the text above the actual commands because I
assume that after the transition it may not always be desirable to
disable that location.  The sysconfdir I did add to the ./autogen.sh
line because it should be the same for all systems. Now, I am going to
test it and see how it works on my system.  Hopefully I'll send
another
message when everything is complete.
Off to upgrade
Storm

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On Sun, 2010-01-10 at 17:45 -0500, Willie Walker wrote:


Hi Storm:

Thanks for the offer to update the WIKI. :-) I'll take you up on it.

sysconfdir is typically /etc

prefix is typically /usr

libexecdir is where at-spi-registryd will end up -- different
distributions seem to like to do their own thing.

Hope this helps, and thanks for updating the WIKI!

Will

On Jan 10, 2010, at 5:35 PM, Storm Dragon wrote:


Hi,
I was going to edit the wiki with this new info, but I need
to ask: What is --sysconfdir and what argument should be
passed to it?  Will --prefix and libexecdir be the same as
they used to be? I'll probably upgrade everything again
after making the changes to the wiki.
Thanks
Storm

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On Sun, 2010-01-10 at 17:02 -0500, Willie Walker wrote:

Hi Storm:

at-spi from git master is going to relocate itself by
default so that
it does not conflict with the D-Bus form.  If you don't want it to
relocate itself, you need to put --disable-relocate on the
autogen.sh
line.  Note also that you need to take a bit more care
with the command
line parameters you pass to autogen.  These include --prefix
--libexecdir and --sysconfdir.

Hope this helps,

Will

On Jan 9, 2010, at 11:54 PM, Storm Dragon wrote:


Hi,
Tonight I upgraded atk, at-spi, and orca from git.  Everything
installed fine with no errors.  When I restarted though
Orca would not
start.  I managed to get the errors given in terminal
but was unable
to copy them to a file.  Basically it said that at-spi
did not start
with the session.  I uninstalled all 3 things and reinstalled them
from the repos.   Everything is working again.
Here are a couple of observations now that I am back to
the version
that comes with Ubuntu 9.10 by default, orca 2.28.1. In
evolution when
I was using the latest version the current folder
wouldn't read very
well, as in it would start to say it's name like "sent
items" but stop
as though a key had been pressed.  With 2.28.1 it works correctly.
Also, when using speech-dispatcher and adjusting the
espeak language
file for faster speech, th latest Orca doesn't speak any
faster. This
one, 2.28.1, does speak faster.
Storm

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