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Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 25. Oct 2011, 11:47
by loukingjr
I tried installing cairo-dock using Sourcery but it fails with this message...

ERROR: Package extension .0~2-i486-1_SBotxz is not supported.

is there anything I can do to fix it? I also tried installing AWN and it is apparently missing some dependencies.

thanks.

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 25. Oct 2011, 15:26
by gapan
This is a case of a bad slackbuild. I've notified the maintainer, he will have to fix it for it to work properly.

In the mean time, to get it to work, edit /etc/slapt-get/slapt-srcsrc and change

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PKGEXT=txz
to

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PKGEXT=.txz
(add the ".")

then run slapt-src from a root terminal to build the package:

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slapt-src -b cairo-dock
the package will be built in /usr/src/slapt-src/desktop/cairo-dock. You can then install it with:

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spkg -i /usr/src/slapt-src/desktop/cairo-dock/_packagenamehere_
("slapt-src -i" won't work, because it has a bad version name too, with the tilde in there)

Make sure you edit the PKGEXT in slapt-srcrc back to its original setting, or else all other slackbuilds will fail.

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 25. Oct 2011, 15:29
by loukingjr
gapan wrote:This is a case of a bad slackbuild. I've notified the maintainer, he will have to fix it for it to work properly.


Make sure you edit the PKGEXT in slapt-srcrc back to its original setting, or else all other slackbuilds will fail.
thanks. I will try that. :)

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 25. Oct 2011, 21:39
by ghostdawg
gapan wrote:This is a case of a bad slackbuild. I've notified the maintainer, he will have to fix it for it to work properly.

In the mean time, to get it to work, edit /etc/slapt-get/slapt-srcsrc and change

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PKGEXT=txz
to

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PKGEXT=.txz
(add the ".")

then run slapt-src from a root terminal to build the package:

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slapt-src -b cairo-dock
the package will be built in /usr/src/slapt-src/desktop/cairo-dock. You can then install it with:

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spkg -i /usr/src/slapt-src/desktop/cairo-dock/_packagenamehere_
("slapt-src -i" won't work, because it has a bad version name too, with the tilde in there)

Make sure you edit the PKGEXT in slapt-srcrc back to its original setting, or else all other slackbuilds will fail.
I just tried it and get this error message:

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cairo-dock-2.3.0~2/data/default-class-indicator.svg
cairo-dock-2.3.0~2/LGPL-2
cairo-dock-2.3.0~2/compile-all.sh
cairo-dock.SlackBuild: line 70: cmake: command not found
fakeroot -- sh cairo-dock.SlackBuild Failed
Any ideas what may be wrong?

Thnx.

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 25. Oct 2011, 21:55
by Shador
This is wrong:
ghostdawg wrote:cairo-dock.SlackBuild: line 70: cmake: command not found
I think you can guess by yourself how you get a command onto your system. Otherwise have a look at the SlackBuilds readme or do anyway just in case.

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 26. Oct 2011, 04:13
by ghostdawg
I do have cmake installed. I'm new with slackbuilds, so I'm not quite understanding this error. What do you mean by
do anyway just in case.
Thnx.

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 26. Oct 2011, 07:58
by gapan
No, you can't possibly have cmake installed if you're having this error.

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 26. Oct 2011, 10:41
by Shador
Please post the output of these commands:

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# ls -1 /var/log/packages/cmake-*
# echo $PATH

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 26. Oct 2011, 12:00
by loukingjr
gapan wrote:This is a case of a bad slackbuild. I've notified the maintainer, he will have to fix it for it to work properly.
(code)
worked for me. thanks :D

Re: Can't install cairo-dock Salix 13.37 XFCE

Posted: 26. Oct 2011, 13:37
by ghostdawg
gapan wrote:No, you can't possibly have cmake installed if you're having this error.
You are correct, it wasn't installed. I saw /usr/share/cmake or something similar and thought it was /usr/bin/cmake. I also had to install gtkglext. Now all is well.

Thnx.