On Fri, 2010-10-29 at 17:56 -0400, Terrell Prude' Jr. wrote:
Unfortunately, yum-builddep still isn't happy yet, even when I throw
--enablerepo=*SRPMS. I still get a "No such package(s): gedit.src",
and the same for openoffice.org.src. However, "yumdownloader
--source" will fetch source RPM's just fine.
Well, looking at a RHEL-5 box it simply seems that yum-builddep is
rather broken on RHEL-5. a) it needs the repo names to include "source",
b) it doesn't work anyway unless used with a specific
pre-downloaded .src.rpm
Hmm...am I asking this in the wrong place?
Well its rather off-topic in one sense if yum-builddep doesn't work for
e.g. gedit then its a generic problem and not a LibreOffice related one.
Just wanting to set up the compile environment for LibreOffice on CentOS 5.
Sure, so lets put the yum-builddep thing aside then and forget about it,
it was only meant to be a short-cut to getting what you need installed.
Try this...
yum install gcc-c++ ant java-devel junit4 flex bison perl-Archive-Zip
gtk2-devel freetype-devel gstreamer-devel autoconf
and see if that works, I've added that to the wiki at
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/How_to_build for
RHEL-5/CentOS-5, if its not sufficient then let me know what errors you
get about missing stuff and we'll just append to the list until it is
sufficient :-)
C.
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- Re: [Libreoffice] Newbie dev question: no "rawbuild" directory after git clone (continued)
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