On Tue, Sep 02, 2008 at 09:48:08PM -0700, Alan Irwin wrote: > On 2008-09-02 21:28-0600 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > -- WARNING: DSSSL Style Sheet DTD not found > > -- WARNING: DocBook HTML Stylesheet not found > > -- WARNING: DocBook Print Stylesheet not found > > -- WARNING: DocBook DTD not found > > -- WARNING: Not building print documentation - dtd files / style sheets > > are missing > > -- WARNING: Not building html documentation - dtd files / style sheets are > > missing > > > > > > Any idea what exactly I need to build the docs? > > Hi Orion: > > The terms in the above warning messages should be enough to help you find > what you need to install. For example, there are a lot of hits for the > combination of search terms docbook, stylesheet, and rpm on google. rpmfind > is another possibility for searching. However, grep may be all you need. > IIRC from my last redhat distro experience almost a decade ago, they had an > rpm which collected all descriptions of all their rpm's. So assuming that > package still exists for modern redhat or you have other access to the > complete descriptions of all potentially installable packages in your > distro, you should be able to grep through those descriptions for some of > the above terms to find what you need. > > The last time I installed Debian from scratch I ran into the same problem, > and resolved it in a similar way. That is, I used "apt-cache search" with > the terms in the above warning messages to find all the Debian packages I > needed to install in order to build the documentation. It was pretty > straightforward, and hopefully you will find it is just as straightforward > for your own distro.
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