On Sat, 2007-06-23 at 09:10 +0200, Alexis Lamiable wrote:
> Package: smarteiffel2
> Version: 2.2.99.beta3.2.svn8415-1
> Severity: grave
> Justification: renders package unusable
>
>
> Package installation fails with this error message:
> ****** Fatal Error: Unknown loadpath in
> /usr/lib/smarteiffel2/lib/loadpath.se:
> "/usr/lib/smarteiffel2/lib/vision/loadpath.se" (resolved as
> /"/usr/lib/smarteiffel2/lib/vision/loadpath.se").
>
>
> I tried to install smarteiffel2-vision because of this error, but it still
> fails:
I will remove the vision/ path from the base package and have it added
by the -vision postinst. New package coming shortly.
> ****** Warning: Classes path set more than once:
> /usr/lib/smarteiffel2/lib/loadpath.se
It seems that this can be caused if your own ~/.serc[2] refers to paths
which also occur in the standard one. To quote one of the upstream
developers:
It can happen if you have more than one configuration file
pointing to that loadpath. I think it happens if you still have
your own .serc file around because /etc/serc2 installs all the
standard libraries. You should either delete your .serc file or
just keep the C modes sections if you have customized them (to
paraphrase the Linux Kernel help, if you don't understand what
it is about, just delete your .serc file) ;-)
In this particular case it was caused by specifying the loadpath.se path
on the command line of "se doc" in the postinst.
> ------
> ****** Fatal Error: Double definition of feature to_internals.
>
> The source lines involved by the message are the following:
>
> Line 399 column 9 in ANY (/usr/lib/smarteiffel2/lib/kernel/any.e):
> frozen to_internals: INTERNALS is
>
> Should I report the second error as a separate bug ?
Try the new package and see if it still occurs. It doesn't happen for
me.
Thanks for your report.
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