Error with kdeaccessibility...

[valorisa]

Hello,

When I try to install kdeadmin or an other kde* package from ftp://ftp.arcane-networks.fr/pub/Ope...packages/i386/ with the command
# /usr/sbin/pkg_add -vv kedaccessibility, I get this error :

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libasprintf.so.1.0 seems missing.

Thanks for your help.

Valorisa

[BSDfan666]

If I remember correctly, you're running -CURRENT snapshots.. compiled packages aren't always in sync with the available snapshot.

There have been a couple major C library bumps as of late, this is called a flag day.. following -CURRENT is really not meant for beginners.

[jggimi]

So-called "snapshot packages" at <mirror>/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/packages/<arch> are made available on major architectures, on occasion, as a courtesy. They will never be entirely in-sync with snapshots; snapshots can be made in just a few hours, package building takes days. Many days on the slower architectures. Major architectures may have several snapshots per day, with package refreshes only once or twice per month.

Choices for -current users who upgrade from snapshot to snapshot:

• Monitor snapshot package refreshes, and obtain snapshots the moment a you note a change to the snapshot packages has occured. This may not be in sync, but may be close.
• Build your own packages from a synced ports tree whenever a library bump or other out-of-sync state prevents pkg_add from working.
• (NOT RECOMMENDED: Use pkg_add -F libdepends and pray things work properly).

Choices for -current users who build from source:

• Sync your source tree to the same day as the snapshot package refresh. This may not be in perfect sync, but may be close enough.
• Build your own packages from a synced ports tree whenever a library bump or other out-of-sync state prevents pkg_add from working.
• Don't use snapshot packages, just build your own from a synced ports tree.

[valorisa]

Hello,

Sorry for the late response.

After numerous tries, KDE* packages are all correctly installed, checked with pkg_info and KDE 3.5.10 works fine.

I will follow your good advices.

Thanks.

Valorisa