> The default /etc/ld.so.conf file contains an entry for /usr/openwin/lib,
> resulting in a warning message from ldconfig during bootup if the
> xvol32-3.2pl1.4 package is not installed. Wouldn't it be an idea to leave
> out that entry and then have the doinst.sh file in the xvol32 package add
> it when the package is installed. A line like this in doinst.sh would do:
>
> ( cd etc && echo ”/usr/openwin/lib” >> ld.so.conf && ldconfig )
Oops. There's two ways to fix this one, and I'm going with what Patrick
does (though it seems questionable to me). In the Intel distribution,
/usr/openwin/lib is a part of the ldso package, which also contains the
/etc/ld.so.conf file.
Our ldconfig package is the equivalent of the ldso package (minus ldso,
because we don't need it). However, I'm missing that directory from the
package. So, I'll fix our package to be in line with the Intel version.
I prefer your fix, because it's more along the lines of the kdelibs
package. However, I'll maintain my attempts at being as compatible with
the Intel version as possible.
This will be fixed up right away.
--
Chris Lumens - chris@slackware.com - KG6CIH
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