Hi,
It looks like perl-locale in CURRENT has a missing Perl module
dependency. The Locale::KeyedText module appears to need the Readonly
in order to load successfully. I discovered this when I couldn't get
perl-dbi to rebuild:
% openpkg rpmbuild -ba perl-dbi.spec
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I'm having trouble getting readline support working in the latest
sqlite3 (3.3.17-20070425 from CURRENT). Even though I have the
with_readline option enabled in the spec, it does not appear to be
finding the readline includes properly. I do have the readline RPM
installed (5.2.4-20070507) and
Hello,
It appears that some of the CGI::Application::Plugin::* modules in
perl-www in CURRENT are rather out of date. For example:
cpan[1] m CGI::Application::Plugin::Session
CPAN: Storable loaded ok (v2.15)
Going to read /opkg25/RPM/TMP/.cpan/Metadata
Database was generated on Tue, 19 Jun
Hi,
It looks like the CGI::FormBuilder module has changed its source file
name (from .tar.gz to .tgz). As a result the version in the perl-www
module is out of date (3.0302 vs. 3.0501).
Any chance this can be updated?
thanks!
-steve
Hello,
It looks like there is a newer release (0.32) of the Perl
Spreadsheet::ParseExcel module on CPAN. Can the perl-ole package be
updated to use the newer version? (currently still using 0.2603 which is
a couple of years old.)
thanks
-steve
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-e 's;[ \t]*/usr/include/X11;;g' \
regards,
-steve
On Thu, 2008-06-12 at 14:49 +0200, Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008, steve muskiewicz wrote:
In OpenPKG CURRENT, there are a couple of issues with some of the options to
the gd package:
If %option with_fontconfig
Question concerning the openpkg index command. I have a local OpenPKG
repository that includes a couple of my own internally developed RPM
packages. In those packages spec files, I generally make use of an RPM
macro in the Release: tag since I am building these packages for
different projects or
Hi,
Are security advisories for OpenPKG still being published somewhere? I
haven't seen any on this list in a long time and this page looks rather
outdated:
http://www.openpkg.com/security/advisories/
thanks
-steve
I tried to use the Data::Compare module from perl-util, but find that it
is missing the pre-requisite module File::Find::Rule (as listed in
META.yml/Makefile.PL for the Data::Compare module).
Can this module be added to the appropriate perl-* package in OpenPKG
CURRENT?
thanks
-steve
Hi,
The DateTime module is currently at 0.45 however the version in the
perl-time package is still at 0.4401, probably due to the regex in the
track session that appears to be expecting 4 digits in the version
number. Can this be fixed/updated?
thanks
-steve
There seems to be a problem with Ghostscript 8.63 in OpenPKG CURRENT. I
get the same startup error on both Linux and Solaris. I'm not a
ghostscript or postscript expert so I'm not even sure where to look for
the source of the problem. Anyone seeing similar? Here's the output I
get, as well as
FYI - the perl-ole package appears to have a significantly older version
(0.32) of the Spreadsheet::ParseExcel module than the current one (0.49)
Hi,
The latest Archive::Tar module (1.48) in perl-sys requires the
Package::Constants module, which doesn't appear to be provided by any of
the perl-* packages in openpkg CURRENT. Can this module be added to
whichever perl-* package is appropriate?
thanks
-steve
Hi,
The Devel::StackTrace module in perl-devel in CURRENT is outdated.
Latest version is 1.20, the package still has 1.1902
thanks
-steve
Hi,
The Sun Java 1.6 JDK is now on update 14, but the OpenPKG java-jdk16
package is still at 1.6.0.7. Is it possible for this to get updated at
some point?
thanks!
-steve
Hi,
Looks like the current version of top now has a target in the Makefile
to handle the installation. On Solaris this is necessary since it looks
like it now creates platform specific (ie. sparcv9) subdirs in bin for
the actual top executable. With the current shtool install method in
the
Hi,
Looks like the perl-comp package is still pulling a bunch of older
module versions, probably due to the fact that the Compress::Zlib and
various IO::Compress::* modules seem to have now been rolled into a
single distribution called IO::Compress
http://search.cpan.org/~pmqs/IO-Compress-2.021/
1. as announced, we have finally frozen the old RPM 4 based OpenPKG
2 CURRENT distribution (OpenPKG 3 actually was the commercial
OpenPKG ENTERPRISE variant on which OpenPKG 4 now partly is
based) and moved it from ftp://ftp.openpkg.org/current/SRC/ to
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