> OpenBSD 4.2 x11/gnome/gail includes libgailutil.so.18.1, this should have > been replaced by libgailutil.so.20.0 at OpenBSD 4.4, and the OpenBSD 4.4 -> > 4.5 update was when gail was removed and gail became part of x11/gtk+2 with > libgailutil.so.22.0 included. Your issue is with old versions of packages > from 4.2 being left in current. > > This could mean you had a package .libs-gale-xxxx or partial-gale-xxxx left > behind from an update. So there was always a libgailutil.so.18.1 version > present from 3-4yrs ago in /usr/local/lib. > > To avoid problems use pkg_delete /var/db/pkg/.libs*, if there are no > dependencies the packages will be removed, if not your missing an update, or > maybe have a package that has since been removed. You should also remove > failed pkg_add's which create packages called partial-xxxxxxxxxx. > > There are a number of others way to get an unclean system. > > > The current libgailutil is at version 26.0. You shouldn't have changed the > Makefile, or PLIST's. If you look back your see all the various bumps from > 18.1 up to 26.0 for libgailutil in cvs. You should remove your gtk+2 and > start again with the correct version from cvs, if you truly cleaned your > system there is just no point in making those changes, gtk+2 should have > built without modification.
Hi all, I built userland and still problems. I ultimately had to follow Steve's suggestion and had to fetch the entire ports tree, and gtk+2 went though without any problems. rm -rf /usr/ports/* cvs co I really don't understand why this came up. My infrastrucutre directory which contains libtool is the same, only chnages I had was the ports Makefile/distinfo's for ports like aterm, roxterm, junit, rpm, amaya, postgresql-odbc/jdbc, etc... The ports which I have been working on or fiddling. Nothing earth shattering and nothing really important to the build, except maybe libgif. Nigel, I joined OpenBSD after 4.7, so I don't have the old utils lying around. I did check around in cvs before asking you guys. Thanks for your help guys! amit
