tisdag 19 februari 2008 skrev Attila:
On Montag, 18. Februar 2008 22:26 Karolina Lindqvist wrote:
No, it aborts after that.
Your announcement makes me a little bit nervous about fakeroot so i make the same as you. Makepkg runs well under a normal instead i have 4 of your messages about libfakeroot.
It does say ERROR:, even though the text says ignored, so I think ld.so, or whatever says it, is returning an error code.
Okay, compiling kdelibs is not very fast but trying a second time with writing a logfile (makepkg 2>&1 | tee build.log) is from my view a better idea than running makepkg under root acount.
See you, Attila
I digged a little bit deeper to find the problem. The short story is that fakeroot sets LD_PRELOAD="libfakeroot.so", but should be LD_PRELOAD="/usr/lib/libfakeroot/libfakeroot.so" to make it work. The long story: I don't use stock kdelibs, since it can't handle flash properly, but I am using a later snapshot which can. Therefore I also have to do a "make -f admin/Makefile.common dist", but it should not make any difference? Wrong, it does. It turns out that when meinproc is called, in the build process, it sets its own LD_LIBRARY_PATH, which in turn comes from "xslt-config --libs". libfakeroot.so which is needed is not in that path, which includes /usr/lib but not /usr/lib/libfakeroot/libfakeroot.so and therefore it cannot be loaded. What is actually causing the delivered configure etc. files to work, but not the generated, and thus more adapted to archlinux, I don't know. But there is some difference somewhere. I would vote for that fakeroot should give a proper LD_PRELOAD with path, or that libfakeroot.so is moved to /usr/lib, and that is the problem and the solution. Karolina