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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: KDE_3_2_RELEASE doc problem
From:       Lauri Watts <lauri () kde ! org>
Date:       2004-02-09 2:02:35
Message-ID: 200402090302.46017.lauri () kde ! org
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On Monday 09 February 2004 02.33, Thomas Schwarzgruber wrote:
> Am Sonntag, 8. Februar 2004 23:02 schrieb Joachim Eibl:
> > Why "/opt/kde_stable/bin/meinproc"? Shouldn't it use
> > "/opt/kdecvs/bin/meinproc" or similar?
> > meinproc comes as part of kdelibs.
> >
> > Joachim
>
> Because I decided to put kde_3_2_release into a seperate directory which i
> called kde_stable (actual cvs lies in kde_unstable)

So let's review the issues here.

To compile meinproc, you need bzip2.  If you don't have it, it will not 
compile.   If meinproc does not compile *and is not found in the path* the 
documentation will not be compiled - it will just be skipped.  If meinproc 
exists, and is found, but it's an old version, it will fail - you must use at 
least a version that can locate the DTD's being used.  

I notice you are complaining about Kate's doc.  This is the first doc to be 
compiled in kdebase, so it's natural, however, it's *not* the first document 
to be compiled at all, that is kspell which is in kdelibs.  If that one is 
not failing, then obviously a working copy of meinproc is being built for 
you, things go wrong only after the kdelibs installation.

So - what do you have set as $KDEDIR? how about $KDEDIRS?  Does setting either 
of those help?  Or unsetting them, if they are wrong.  This is probably the 
number one cause of this problem - an incorrect KDEDIR setting kicks up an 
incorrect version of meinproc, and chaos ensues.

What is set as the $PATH?  

Do you have any other copies of meinproc on the system - what does `which 
meinproc` say? What does locate have to say about it? Run a find over all the 
directories in your path, to be sure.

How about 'checkXML' - can you run it, and do you have more than one copy of 
it lying around?  If you do, 

What version of libxml2 do you have installed?

I see you are running in a non-English locale? If so, does resetting LC_ALL to 
C during compile help? 

And please, don't shout.  I don't know where you've been asking this question 
for a year, but it hasn't been anywhere that I could see it.

Regards,
-- 
Lauri Watts
KDE Documentation: http://i18n.kde.org/doc/
KDE on FreeBSD: http://freebsd.kde.org/

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