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On Sunday 30 July 2006 22:57, Richard Fish wrote: |
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> Well I don't see anything obviously wrong. I would probably take a |
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> look at the output of |
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> "emerge --debug --depclean --pretend world", and look for |
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> net-libs/libsoup or gnome-base/gail. Both of them should appear as |
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> dependancies of something. At the very least, they should appear |
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> under gtkhtml. You might save that output (it will be large!), to |
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> attach to the bug report if requested. |
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Ha! Got it! |
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Searching over that output, that I had never really thought about before, I |
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found the answer. |
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gimp depends on gtkhtml-2*, which at it's highest stable release (2.6.3) |
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depends on gail if USE=accessibility. |
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dvdrip depends on gtkhtml, which at it's highest stable release (3.10.2) |
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unconditionally depends on gail. |
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I had both gtkhtml (3.10.2) and gtkhtml-2* (2.6.3) installed. |
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media-gfx/gimp-2.2.12 comes before media-video/dvdrip-0.97.10, gimps gtkhtml |
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depstring became a candidate, so dvdrips dependency was being ignored! |
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Removing both versions of gtkhtml, and merging gimp then dvdrip separately has |
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apparently sorted it. |
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depclean has removed gail, libsoup, and their dependencies, and my dynamic |
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linking remains consistant. |
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Thanks |
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Mike Williams |
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