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Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> On 10/12/12 07:27, Dale wrote: |
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>> Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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>>> I'm affected by a bug that seems to affect only some Gentoo users. |
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>>> dev-libs/openssl seems to install broken symlinks for some of its man |
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>>> pages. You can check with: |
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>>> find /usr/share/man/ -type l ! -exec test -r {} \; -print |
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>> Small differences but pretty close. What is broke on my system? Link |
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>> to bug too. I'd like to CC that. |
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> In the other bug (linked to from this one), it was suggested that |
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> rebuilding app-shells/bash should fix it. But it doesn't here. The |
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> guy said that he had to "emerge -e world" to fix this :-/ So that |
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> means some package is broken right now due to some upgrade, but no one |
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> knows what that package is. |
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> Ah well, rolling release *has* to have at least some drawbacks, I |
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> guess. This is one of them |
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I guess. I wonder how to find out which package it is that broke this? |
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If it matters, the man pages for those doesn't work. Good thing I don't |
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use openssl* stuff. I guess one could google the man page tho. |
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Maybe this will get figured out and someone will learn how to not cause |
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this again in the future. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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