Re: .xinitrc has a different environment?

2005-12-15 Thread Lennon Cook
Randy McMurchy wrote: > You could probably search the archives for my name and ".profile" > and ".bashrc" and discover how I make it so that no matter how > I log in, or su, or whatever, I always have my preferred > environment. The problem isn't that there's non-login shells about - that's solved

Re: .xinitrc has a different environment?

2005-12-15 Thread Lennon Cook
On 12/16/05, Archaic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Do you need the aliases in anything other than xterm? Yes. I tend to run commands straight from ROX-Filer's shell minibuffer occasionally; also, I would like to be able to use an alias as my Rox download manager (although, it would probably make mor

Re: Openoffice errors

2005-12-15 Thread Jeremy Byron
Randy McMurchy wrote: Does OOo link against installed CUPS libraries? If so, you can pass some option like --without-cups or --disable-cups and it won't try to link. Right? The --disable-cups flag is recognized by the configure script, so I assume OOo links against installed cups libraries un

Re: .xinitrc has a different environment?

2005-12-15 Thread Randy McMurchy
Lennon Cook wrote these words on 12/15/05 19:42 CST: > So, it would seem that a way to 'export' aliases would solve my > problem. *Is* there a way to do this? You could probably search the archives for my name and ".profile" and ".bashrc" and discover how I make it so that no matter how I log in,

Re: .xinitrc has a different environment?

2005-12-15 Thread Archaic
On Fri, Dec 16, 2005 at 12:42:03PM +1100, Lennon Cook wrote: > > So, it would seem that a way to 'export' aliases would solve my > problem. *Is* there a way to do this? Do you need the aliases in anything other than xterm? If not, then create a ~/.Xdefaults file with this: *loginShell:

Re: .xinitrc has a different environment?

2005-12-15 Thread Lennon Cook
I wrote: >[...] Ok, I'm stupid. A small amount of thought and smaller amount of testing has shown that: - Ofcourse .xinitrc has a different environment - it's parsed by a child to my shell, not by my shell itself. - aliases aren't available to child processes (as shown by sourcing ~/.profile in an

Re: OOo2 Build Error (new one!)

2005-12-15 Thread Dan Nicholson
On 12/15/05, Randy McMurchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Alan Lord wrote these words on 12/15/05 16:05 CST: > > [Firefox configure] > >>./configure [snip many options] --disable-ldap [snip more options] > > I believe if you want to build OOo2 when building against an > installed copy of Firefox, yo

Re: Openoffice errors

2005-12-15 Thread Randy McMurchy
Jeremy Byron wrote these words on 12/15/05 16:10 CST: > Recommended packages are there for a reason. If you didn't install > cups, for example, you need to disable it in the configure. The only > recommended packages I don't install are the desktop-file-utils and > GnomeVFS packages. Well, I

Re: OOo2 Build Error (new one!)

2005-12-15 Thread Randy McMurchy
Alan Lord wrote these words on 12/15/05 16:05 CST: [Firefox configure] >>./configure [snip many options] --disable-ldap [snip more options] I believe if you want to build OOo2 when building against an installed copy of Firefox, you need to omit the --disable-ldap option and add --enable-ldap. I

OOo2 Build Error (new one!)

2005-12-15 Thread Alan Lord
Hi all, I'm slowly getting there but I guess trying to build everything bleeding edge is asking for trouble... Now, I get to about 6hrs into the OO build and it barfs at ldap. I didn't want, nor ask for ldap :-( I remember seeing some comments a while back on the blfsdev mailing list about Ldap

Re: Openoffice errors

2005-12-15 Thread Jeremy Byron
Jean-Philippe Mengual wrote: Hi, Really, openOffice is hard to install. Not so much if you follow the instructions; it just takes a long time. Then I did: cd config_office/ && ./configure --prefix=/opt/openoffice-2.0.0 \ --enable-libart --enable-libsn --disable-fontooo \ --without-fonts --w

Language of X

2005-12-15 Thread Jean-Philippe Mengual
Hi, Finally I decided to install again kde and kde-i18n and now it works, I think I did errors installing them. I only have a problem: OpenOffice, but at least I solved this of the language. Good! Regards, JP -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromsc

Openoffice errors

2005-12-15 Thread Jean-Philippe Mengual
Hi, Really, openOffice is hard to install. I tried again but it doesn't work. Here's all I did, ple;ce tell me wher's my mistake. for PATCH in ../OOo_2.0.0-*.patch do patch -Np1 -i ${PATCH} done cp ../bsh-2.0b4-src.tar.bz2 beanshell/download/ && bzip2 -d beanshell/download/bsh-2.0b4-src.tar.bz2

Re: how to make CD

2005-12-15 Thread Randy McMurchy
Tony Balinski wrote these words on 12/15/05 10:18 CST: > The BLFS book is good, but it > does not really give much guidance over the choices of what package > to install or drop: it's more "you can do this or that" without > saying why you might want to do either. I suppose the guiding motivation

RE: how to make CD

2005-12-15 Thread Tony Balinski
> From: break thestate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 15 December 2005 14:23 > To: BLFS Support List > Subject: Re: how to make CD > > > Iam working on LFS and then i will install BLFS. > > After completion of BLFS how to take everything to CD... > > first FAQ. > http://www.linuxfromscratc

Re: how to make CD

2005-12-15 Thread break thestate
> Iam working on LFS and then i will install BLFS. > After completion of BLFS how to take everything to CD... first FAQ. http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: Se

Re: OOo2 Build Error

2005-12-15 Thread Alan Lord
DJ Lucas wrote: Jeremy Byron wrote: Alan Lord wrote: The build fails during the ".bootstrap" phase and it looks to be something to do with libxslt... No. When the "./bootstrap && . LinuxIntelEnv.Set.sh && dmake" command reaches this point: = Building project libxmlsec ==