Hi all,
I am trying to upload and maintain the needed packages to be able to use
OpenNX in my Arch Linux.
I know that all the people should be switching to X2GO but i have some
really old Debian servers that i need to maintain for a while and have
FreeNX installed and running.
I have uploaded:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/opennxhttps://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nx-common
But when i try to upload nx-headers because nx-common makedepend on it,
AUR web tells me that nx-headers is in the blacklist.
Could someone please delete it from the blacklist? or shouldn't i try to
create packages for OpenNX at all? Thanks.
Regards,
Miguel Rasero.
Hi,
I'm maintainer of 'perl-extutils-f77' package [1]. After 'unneeded'
static libraries were removed from 'gcc-fortran' [2] my package has
stopped passing 'check' stage. The reason is that 'perl-extutils-f77'
searches exclusively static libraries. Please, advice me what is the
right thing to do:
1. Ask 'gcc-fortran' maintainer to restore static libraries.
2. Patch 'perl-extutils-f77' to search dynamic libraries also. The
advantage of this method is that all other packages depending on
'perl-extutils-f77' will work without modifications.
3. ExtUtils::F77 respects F77LIBS environment variable to override
gfortan flags. And here I see two possibilities:
* Add F77LIBS to profile.d. Here I don't know how to apply this new
variably upon package installation.
* Add F77LIBS to every package that depends on 'perl-extutils-f77'.
Quick and dirty.
I'll appreciate any advice.
[1] https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/perl-extutils-f77/
[2]
https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/commit/trunk?h=packageā¦
Thanks,
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Anton Leontiev