On Tue, 08 Mar 2011 10:55:43 +0000
Caolán McNamara <caolanm@redhat.com> wrote:
Well, that '/usr/lib' path is hard-coded in configure right now.
But currently only if pkg-config --variable=libdir x11 fails. I wonder
if just removing the surrounding 'if test "$x_libraries... ' would be
sufficient for your problem.
A well, nowadays x11 libraries and includes are installed in compiler default paths,
on Gentoo at least. So, if you add the `pkg-config --variable=libdir x11`
library path to the gcc command line you are at the beginning of the problem
again. Same for include. O well, let's check what the gcc commandline is nowadays
without the patch. ;)
That is not used anymore as far as we could see. So just some cruft left.
At least for officecfg. Is there more to it?
I was thinking more that osl_getHomeDir/getConfigDir should return
osl_getTempDirURL as a fallback if they can't get any other result ?
I quite do not get where you want to go here. That sandbox violation is caused
by an silly 'rm /bin/bla.zip' shell call from makefile.mk script for no good reason.
officecfg does not even create that file where the sandbox would have screamed
already.
And the environment sets COMMON_OUTDIR="" which is funny.
(See my last post for a link.)
Regards,
Hanno
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