Anssi Hannula wrote:
> pcpa wrote:
>> Author: pcpa
>> Date: Wed Jun 4 20:53:44 2008
>> New Revision: 215019
>>
>> Modified:
>>   cooker/gtkhtml/current/SPECS/gtkhtml.spec
>>
>> Log:
>> Readd %%define _disable_ld_no_undefined 1, as a "new missing bonobo symbol"
>> caused it to fail again.
>>
>>
>> Modified: cooker/gtkhtml/current/SPECS/gtkhtml.spec
>> ==============================================================================
>> --- cooker/gtkhtml/current/SPECS/gtkhtml.spec  (original)
>> +++ cooker/gtkhtml/current/SPECS/gtkhtml.spec  Wed Jun 4 20:53:44 2008
>> @@(protected) @@
>> +# This package should be update to a newer versions, it references symbols
>> +# that were removed from bonobo in 2002. After readding one of them, another
>> +# appeared, and starting to "re add" those symbols in bonobo should not be
>> +# the proper solution, so for now just don't fail to build if there are
>> +# unresolved symbols, and hopefully those symbols will never get called,
>> +# and this package is still useful...
>> +%define _disable_ld_no_undefined 1
>> +
>
> Just disable the module that references obsolete symbols. It makes no
> sense to build modules that won't even load.
It basically removed half the files of the package, but a version that
explicitly disables bonobo was submited. I did not want to risk causing
regressions by just removing the /X11R6/ from .pc, .la and -config files,
and rebuilding packages to achieve that. But this is cleanly a case where
a broken package was in the distro, and now should be functional, but with
reduced functionality.

But don't ask me to upgrade it to a newer version, I could not care less
about gnome, and dont know much about its internals :-)

Paulo