4 May 2009 22:41
Re: kolab on openSUSE natively is a little bit back
Richard Bos <ml <at> radoeka.nl>
2009-05-04 20:41:04 GMT
2009-05-04 20:41:04 GMT
Op maandag 04 mei 2009 07:15:28 schreef Carsten Burghardt: > > Op zaterdag 02 mei 2009 03:14:08 schreef Thomas Spuhler: > >> On Friday 01 May 2009, Richard Bos wrote: > >> > Op donderdag 30 april 2009 21:41:23 schreef Carsten Burghardt: > >> > > > What version of perl-ldap to you have? I found this link > >> > > > https://www.intevation.de/roundup/kolab/issue1755 > >> > > > >> > > Well, the version is perl-ldap-0.39-5.2 from the kolab suse > >> > > repository but it does not contain the fix. Thanks for spotting > >> > > this. I assume the package is too old. > >> > > >> > It's not. I have the same and it is working fine. > >> > kolab2:~ # rpm -q perl-ldap > >> > perl-ldap-0.39-5.3 > >> > > >> > At the moment I can't think of a reason why you can't start ldap. I > >> > believe I have seen the same thing, perhaps it is mentioned in > >> > issue1755. > >> > >> you have -5.3 vs. -5.2 > >> different build but what else? > > > > That's a very minimal difference. That number is added by the openSUSE > > build service, when a build is restarted. This might be triggered by a > > package that > > is needed as build dependency for the perl-ldap package. > > Well, I installed the package from the kolab suse repository and at > least on my system the patch is not included. Once I patched it > manually the cookie parsing problem was gone. After investigating the package on the build service, it indeed misses the patch http://git.goingon.net/?p=perl- ldap.git;a=blobdiff;f=lib/Net/LDAP/Control/SyncRequest.pm;h=d905d7bd1c7ee27c45a9609594fb89e3d9e8d63c;hp=95cd71634aa1c0704408d267a799bbc16915cda4;hb=3c5a803879e213ef146fad42f194e6f3568c6358;hpb=48fb4340597d60813f526a5a0217a36a04017d34 That one was created just after the 0.39 release. I have updated the package on the build server, and is has been reported to work for openSUSE_10.3 in the meantime already. Thanks Alar! -- -- Richard
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