From: Timothy H. <tf...@gm...> - 2009-07-21 19:04:29
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Well, the whole reason I started out by installing python25 rather than the newer python26 was because the former had a binary release and that made me think I might get it up a little faster ... But apparently not! Tim P.S. gtk-doc 1.11-6 builds just fine when fooled into depending only on gnome-doc-utils 10.3-1; on my head I know. On Jul 21, 2009, at 14:55 , Alexander Hansen wrote: > Python24 is deprecated, so that's why gnome-doc-utils got moved to > python26. But does it matter? If you can install matplotlib-py25 > then > you should be fine (it unfortunately seems not to get along with > python26) since our differently-pythoned things nominally shouldn't > interact. > > Does it install, or are you having a conflict somewhere? > > Timothy Havel wrote: >> Alexander, >> >> No, you're quite right; that was a path problem which I should've >> fixed myself. >> >> The real problem I'm struggling with right now is the fact that >> matplotlib-py25 depends on pycairo-py25, which depends on gtk-doc, >> which depends on gnome-doc-utils (>= 13.4 ...), which depends on >> libxml2-py26, which depends on python26 and python26-shlibs. >> Something >> which gave consternation to even the matplotlib maintainer, Kurt >> Schwehr. Curiously, the binary version of gnome-doc-utils (10.3 ...) >> only depended on python24, two releases back. >> >> Perhaps the pycairo maintainer, Benjamin Reed, could make do with a >> slightly outdated release of gtk-doc? >> >> TFH >> >> >> On Jul 21, 2009, at 14:23 , Alexander Hansen wrote: >> >>> Timothy Havel wrote: >>>>> Setting up gnome-doc-utils (0.10.3-1) ... >>>>> /sw/var/lib/dpkg/info/gnome-doc-utils.postinst: line 7: >>>>> scrollkeeper- >>>>> update: command not found >>>>> /sw/bin/dpkg: error processing gnome-doc-utils (--configure): >>>>> subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 127 >>>>> Errors were encountered while processing: >>>>> gnome-doc-utils >>>>> E: Sub-process /sw/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) >>>>> >>>> >>>> Scrollkeeper was installed; can you send "-update"? >>>> >>>> >>> It's a separate command. >>> I suspect that you may have done your install from a terminal >>> session >>> that didn't have Fink's environment loaded. What do you get from >>> the >>> following commands: >>> >>> dpkg -S scrollkeeper-update >>> printenv PATH >>> >>> -- >>> Alexander Hansen >>> Fink User Liaison >>> >> > > > -- > Alexander Hansen > Fink User Liaison > |