[gentoo-user] Ebuild for RealPlayer-10.0.4 not working: Aborting before download

2005-05-11 Thread Urs Schuetz
Just tried to install mplayer with the real USE-flag set, which
results in additional installation of RealPlayer-10.0.4.

However, the installation is not working, as there is an error
before the download of RealPlayer:

Here is what «emerge mplayer» does:
 emerge (1 of 2) media-video/realplayer-10.0.4 to /
 Downloading 
 https://helixcommunity.org/download.php/1145/RealPlayer-10.0.4.750-20050401.i586.rpm

The URL syntatically wrong!

!!! Couldn't download RealPlayer-10.0.4.750-20050401.i586.rpm. Aborting.

(sorry for the long lines!)

The download url is correct, I can manually download the
RealPlayer rpm.

My questions: 

Where expects portage the downloaded RealPlayer to be?  Can it
just be moved there, or has something else to be done?

What means The URL syntatically wrong!, and why spits portage
something like this at me, even if the URL is working?

Somebody else has this or is it just me? 

Does it need a bug report or not? And where? RealPlayer or
Portage?

Urs

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Re: [gentoo-user] Ebuild for RealPlayer-10.0.4 not working: Aborting before download

2005-05-11 Thread Qian Qiao
On 12/05/05, Urs Schuetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Just tried to install mplayer with the real USE-flag set, which
 results in additional installation of RealPlayer-10.0.4.
 
 However, the installation is not working, as there is an error
 before the download of RealPlayer:
 
 Here is what «emerge mplayer» does:
  emerge (1 of 2) media-video/realplayer-10.0.4 to /
  Downloading 
  https://helixcommunity.org/download.php/1145/RealPlayer-10.0.4.750-20050401.i586.rpm
 
 The URL syntatically wrong!
 
 !!! Couldn't download RealPlayer-10.0.4.750-20050401.i586.rpm. Aborting.
 
 (sorry for the long lines!)
 
 The download url is correct, I can manually download the
 RealPlayer rpm.
 
 My questions:
 
 Where expects portage the downloaded RealPlayer to be?  Can it
 just be moved there, or has something else to be done?
 
 What means The URL syntatically wrong!, and why spits portage
 something like this at me, even if the URL is working?
 
 Somebody else has this or is it just me?
 
 Does it need a bug report or not? And where? RealPlayer or
 Portage?

By default, the downloaded files are in /usr/portage/distfiles, you
can manually download your file, place in that directory, and run
emerge again.

HTH,

-- Joe

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Re: [gentoo-user] Ebuild for RealPlayer-10.0.4 not working: Aborting before download

2005-05-11 Thread Holly Bostick
Urs Schuetz schreef:
 Just tried to install mplayer with the real USE-flag set, which
 results in additional installation of RealPlayer-10.0.4.
 
 However, the installation is not working, as there is an error
 before the download of RealPlayer:
 
 Here is what «emerge mplayer» does:
 
emerge (1 of 2) media-video/realplayer-10.0.4 to /
Downloading 
https://helixcommunity.org/download.php/1145/RealPlayer-10.0.4.750-20050401.i586.rpm
 
 
 The URL syntatically wrong!
 
 !!! Couldn't download RealPlayer-10.0.4.750-20050401.i586.rpm. Aborting.
 
 (sorry for the long lines!)
 
 The download url is correct, I can manually download the
 RealPlayer rpm.
 
 My questions: 
 
 Where expects portage the downloaded RealPlayer to be?  Can it
 just be moved there, or has something else to be done?
 
 What means The URL syntatically wrong!, and why spits portage
 something like this at me, even if the URL is working?
 
 Somebody else has this or is it just me? 
 
 Does it need a bug report or not? And where? RealPlayer or
 Portage?
 
 Urs
 

Now isn't that funny-- I just installed that same version of
RealPlayer-- also as a dependency of mPlayer-- and did not have any such
error.

But if you can download the *.rpm, do so, and put it in
/usr/portage/distfiles, and then run the emerge again. Portage will find
it is already downloaded and will just continue with the emerge.

As for why your download failed with such a weird error, I cannot say,
but maybe it has something to do with it being a https:// url?

Hope this helps,
Holly


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