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On Wed, Dec 05, 2001 at 03:51:00PM +0100, Sebastian Werner wrote: |
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> This looks strange. First update portage and look if 'die' will then be |
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> found. Look for a file netman* in /usr/portage/distfiles. |
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I just noted that the downloading of netman had been disabled in the |
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man-pages-1.43.ebuild: |
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# Modern netman versions are part of the standard man-pages for Linux |
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# ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/ak/netman/netman-20000610.tgz" |
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Still, the src_unpack() function had the |
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unpack netman-20000610.tgz |
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command in there, thus generating the error. |
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And no, I don't have netman* in /usr/portage/distfiles/ .. I guess it would |
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have worked if there had been one. |
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And yes, I updated portage, still giving the same error. Thus, it seems like |
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the unpack command fails to "die" correctly. In this case it was lucky, |
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because it seems that netman package is not needed. |
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> Have you a connection to the internet. |
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Yes.. |
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So I guess the things to do are: |
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- comment out the unpack command for the netman package |
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- fix unpack to handle error situations correctly |
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Good luck! |
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