On 2010-02-04 18:09, Guillaume Yziquel wrote:
sateesh a écrit :
Yes,
I am also getting the same error. Could you guys pls fix it.
Thanks sateesh
Mike Mansell wrote:
Attempting to install latest release using Ubuntu packages but the package definition appears to still be referencing the older 1.34.2-20091210 versions while the actual libraries have been updated to the newer 1.34.4-20100112 version.
While I was working on the debian packages (when I was debugging my symbol clash with gdb), I noticed that the build process for the debian (and ubuntu, I presume) packages isn't quite correct:
On my computer, the debian packages was building against the shared libs that were already installed. Not against the shared libs that were being built.
I think that the problem is with the Debian packaging itself. The way I got around was the following:
You take the supersource tarball, compile it, install the libs. Then you build the debian package. The debian package will be built against the supersource tarball's shared libs, and you then have a debian package that you can reinstall again, cleanly.
All the best,
This is something completely different, I think. I build the Debian and Ubuntu packages in completely clean environments. No unnecessary packages are installed, and certainly no older MonetDB packages. The problem that the OP referred to was that the upload was half-hearted. Only new files were copied, but existing files weren't overwritten. So the Packages file still referred to the previous release, but that wasn't available anymore (and anyway, incompatible). -- Sjoerd Mullender