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Tony,
I am already working on the i386 vs i686 issue. I do not think that
this particular problem is related.
-Connie Sieh
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Hoffmann, Tony
wrote:
> This isn't a librsvg2 build problem. It's a gtk2 build problem. SL's gtk2 package is placing stuff in i686-redhat-linux-gnu where Redhat's rpm is placing it in i386-redhat-linux-gnu. emacs and pango also show this sort of file placement discrepency. It may be that Redhat is forcing the _host macro to be i386-redat-linux on their build machine. It looks like the CentOS guys set the _host macro to i386-redhat-linux in order to maintin 100% compatibilty with Redhat.
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> Daniel Widyono
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> Subject: Re: librsvg2 errors
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> FYI, I realize this is manual and doesn't scale, but:
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> rpm -e librsvg2-2.2.3-2
> yum install librsvg2
> /usr/bin/update-gdk-pixbuf-loaders i686-redhat-linux-gnu
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> The last line is the sole failure in the post-install-scriptlet (which refers
> to i386-redhat-linux-gnu).
>
> This allowed me to proceed without errors. I checked the spec file, it has:
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> %post
> /sbin/ldconfig
> %{_bindir}/update-gdk-pixbuf-loaders %{_arch}-%{_host_vendor}-%{_host_os}
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> So %{_arch} turns into i386, while the build target during rpmbuild is
> i686-redhat-linux-gnu. I don't know how they'll _want_ to fix this, but
> there you have it. Personally I'd change %{_arch}, but I don't know to what
> it should be changed.
>
> Dan W.
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