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Hi, I had the same problem for a while, |
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a solution is to manually go through the ebuild, download with wget, unpack and apply patches / run sed-scripts and so on from a terminal and then install. |
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This should be enough to get spython running and then you can do a "real" emerge python, emerge spython (You may well damage the python installation during the manual install if you do not watch out. |
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//Spider |
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On Mon, 18 Mar 2002 11:29:02 +0100 |
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Andreas Waschbuesch <awaschb@××××.de> wrote: |
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> electrogramma tua profluit verbis: |
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> > Hi ! |
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> > I have merged the new revision on spython-2.0-r9. |
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> > I had spython-2.0-r8, merged the new and unmerged the old. |
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> > Now, ebuild/emerge does't work, because the binary spython is missing !!! |
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> I did the same stupid thing cause I didn't read changelog. Me to blame. |
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> Still: any hints? |
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> Andrew |
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> Andreas Waschbuesch, GAUniversity KG MA FNZ FK01 |
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> eMail: awaschb@××××.de |
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> If you think before you speak the other guy gets his joke in first. |
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