On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 23:41 +0100, Stephen Wilkinson wrote:
> Thank Tobbi,
>
> I've upgraded loudmouth (and glib2) and now all is fine, without the
> need for symlinked libraries.
>
> I'm trying to understand how this works.
>
> Looking at dependencies of Inkscape I now see that it depends on
>
Hi Stephen,
On Wed, Jul 26, 2006 at 23:41:02 +0100, Stephen Wilkinson wrote:
> Looking at dependencies of Inkscape I now see that it depends on
> loudmouth which itself depends on gnutls. The newer version of
> loudmouth doesn't "link" (if that's the right term) to
> libgnutls.so.12, in fact that
Thank Tobbi,
I've upgraded loudmouth (and glib2) and now all is fine, without the
need for symlinked libraries.
I'm trying to understand how this works.
Looking at dependencies of Inkscape I now see that it depends on
loudmouth which itself depends on gnutls. The newer version of
loudmouth doesn
On Wed, Jul 26, 2006 at 20:38:12 +0100, Stephen Wilkinson wrote:
> Hello Tobbi,
>
> Thanks for your quick reply - I'm out of my depth here, but here are
> the outputs you've asked for (I'm giving the whole output just in
> case):
You are welcome.
>
> pacman -Qi loudmouth
> Name : loudmo
Hello Tobbi,
Thanks for your quick reply - I'm out of my depth here, but here are
the outputs you've asked for (I'm giving the whole output just in
case):
> so please report your version of loudmouth:
> pacman -Qi loudmouth
pacman -Qi loudmouth
Name : loudmouth
Version: 1.0.1-1
Hi,
I got the bugreport, thanks for that.
Ok, here is how it works:
inkscape depends on loudmouth(jabber library) which depends on gnutls
which depends on libtasn. Now, loudmouth got updated recently and might
be the culprit. inkscape itself also depends on libgnutls but apparently
is linked to th
Stephen Wilkinson schrieb:
> I had a problem running Inkscape (see details below) due to libraries
> not being called what the program expects. I tried upgrading the
> Inkscape and relevant library packages, but no difference. In the end
> I created symlinks to the files which Inkscape couldn't fin
Hello,
I had a problem running Inkscape (see details below) due to libraries
not being called what the program expects. I tried upgrading the
Inkscape and relevant library packages, but no difference. In the end
I created symlinks to the files which Inkscape couldn't find and now
it works. Where d
On Wed, 26 Jul 2006 11:33:14 +0200
Benoit Myard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sure, boot from the install CD and configure your network connection
> (/arch/setup might help you for this step).
>
> Then, mount all important partitions and chroot to your system.
>
> Finally, clean your /boot and ru
> Okay then, so now to figure out how to fix my Arch boot directory
> from a secondary hard drive loaded with Suse 9.3. That's what I'm
> using to boot the laptop now. I also have an old Arch 0.7.1 CD.
> Could I clean out the boot directory, boot from the CD and then run
> pacman to reinstall the
I install the arch to my acer notebook,but can not boot.And report the error infomation "/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off"2006/7/26,
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On Thursday 20 July 2006 05:33, Eric Belanger wrote:
>
> These links works with wget. However, you need to specify the output file:
> $ wget -O foo "URL"
> otherwise you get a "filename too long" error. I don't
> think makepkg can handle that.
>
> Eric
>
as a last resort, if a mirror cannot be fo
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