Le 7 juil. 2013 à 23:15, Andreas Tille a écrit : > Hi Eric, > > On Sun, Jul 07, 2013 at 08:15:13PM +0200, Eric Maeker wrote: >> Ok I'm giving up. After > 24h of work/tests, I'm not able to >> - get a non freezing debian testing on my laptop (but in VBox with a >> compil time near to 3hours) > > ???? There is no need at all to install a testing machine at all! The > only reason why I wrote that I was building under testing was the hint > that it was not done under pbuilder as *any* build should be done. Can > you get the package builded with pdebuild? Yes, but pbuilder is toooooo slow on my VBox (> 6 hours for *one* build). So I did try to install a dual boot with debian testing/OsX but I went through big problems... Now I only succeeded to have a debian testing with xfce running without crashing. But I did not succeed with the SVN+SSH configuration. Why??? I miss time to explore. > I currently can't update my pbuilder environment (from Sao Paolo airport) Yes, your Qt4 packages was the latests. May be we need to add qt4-default to build-dep to get around this issue? Not sure. >> - correctly configure svn ssh > > What *exactly* is your issue? I can only recommend > > http://wiki.debian.org/Alioth/SSH I read this. May be I doing something wrong... But what? > Considering that you did commited not that long ago I have no idea what > might be wrong. The only thing that does not work as previously is > *annonymous* checkout - but that's not what you are doing anyway. > >> - reproduce Andreas compilation issue > > I'll check with pbuilder once at home. My mail was just to confirm that > your latest change in svn > > r14082 | ericmaeker-guest | 2013-07-05 00:57:42 +0200 (Fr, 05. Jul 2013) | 1 Zeile > > has solved the first stumbling stone and the compilation was finished > successfully. Ok you can test my very latest commit, it should work. >> - understand the subtleties of the rpath/dh_shlibs as freemedforms >> does not provide any public libraries > > Well, in one of your previous mails you wrote that you have done some > experiments with RPATH which failed. I have the feeling that your last > commit was somewhere in the middle of your experiments. IMHO it would > be sufficient to revert your change regarding RPATH and simply keep on > delivering the packages including the RPATH warning. So my test build > was just intended to give you an idea about the problem your latest > commit might have caused. Yes I commit a draft code that I've reverted later. >> - no available time +++ >> >> If the package does not compil on debian testing but compils fine on >> Ubuntu 13.04 with the same source package, this looks like a bug in >> the Qt packages. I'm not guru enough to inspect this. > > IMHO there is no guru needed to get the status we had before. Lets try > to ship the package with RPATH warning as before and tackle this later. > Please check your hard disk if the status in SVN is just the same. Ok. >> No time to create a live USB linux for people who want to test >> FreeMedForms at LSM. So I think I'll just make a presentation on >> Win/Mac/Ubuntu laptops. That is not the best configuration as the main >> package maintainer is debian med. But that's all I can do. > > Ahh, it is about the LSM presentation, right? How many time is left? > As I said I can not do anything the next 24 hours but I might have a > look into what has changed on Tuesday once I might be back to normal > operation. I'm presenting FreeMedForms on the 11th july conference + workshop. Eric
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