Bug#302578: dict-jargon: FTBFS: Error on w3m and lynx calls
Hi, >* Apparently xmlto calls w3m or lynx to convert html to text, but I can't > find the call. (I don't know why neither one is a Build-Depend.) If w3m > is installed, it is called, but creates an error. Since I can't locate > the error, I have listed w3m as Build-Conflicts-Indep. The cause of the problem is described below. 1. According to jargsrc-4.4.4/Makefile, jargon.txt: jargon-web.xml $(XSLFILES) xmlto -p "-width=79" -m jargon-text.xsl txt jargon-web.xml xmlto is called with "-p width=79". 2. xmlto then pass option "-width=79" to /usr/share/xmlto/format/docbook/txt 3. /usr/share/xmlto/format/docbook/txt, then pass the option "-width=79" to w3m like this, /usr/bin/w3m -T text/html -dump -width=79 /tmp/xmlto.NGhmUC/jargon-web.proc 4. Since "w3m" not recognize the option "-width=nn", then it return error. == More == According to /usr/share/xmlto/format/docbook/txt, it contains the following code, if [ -x /usr/bin/w3m ] then CONVERT=/usr/bin/w3m ARGS="-T text/html -dump" elif [ -x /usr/bin/lynx ] then CONVERT=/usr/bin/lynx ARGS="-force_html -dump -nolist -width=72" elif [ -x /usr/bin/links ] then CONVERT=/usr/bin/links ARGS="-dump" else echo >&2 "No way to convert HTML to text found." exit 1 fi 1. I have just tried to resolve this problem by editing jargsrc-4.4.4/Makefile like this, WIDTH_ARGS=$(shell \ if [ -x /usr/bin/w3m ]; \ then \ echo '"-cols 79"'; \ elif [ -x /usr/bin/lynx ]; \ then \ echo '"-width=79"'; \ elif [ -x /usr/bin/links ]; \ then \ echo '"-width 79"'; \ fi \ ) jargon.txt: jargon-web.xml $(XSLFILES) xmlto -p $(WIDTH_ARGS) -m jargon-text.xsl txt jargon-web.xml 2. After apply this solution, the w3m error is resolved. 3. However, it create another error when applying the patch, "patch < debian/jargon-patch", since the patch is used to apply to the output generated by lynx only, not w3m. 4. I'll try to resolved this new issue. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#472360: closed by Petter Reinholdtsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Bug#472360: fixed in pam-devperm 1.6-1)
José Alburquerque wrote: I know this bug report has been closed, but I don't see a difference on this system. I log in as a guest user, put in a CD, logout and login as myself. If I try to eject the CD, I get an error message saying: umount: only guest can unmount /dev/hda from /media/cdrom0 Are you sure this is fixed? If not, could you re-open and investigate further? Thanks so much. I'm sorry, I'm wrong about this. Permissions are reset. The problem I was experiencing with regard to the cdrom is related to the fstab entry I had for it where I use the "user" option for mount instead of "users" (`man mount' for more info). Again sorry and thanks for your attention. I can report that this bug is indeed fixed. -- José Alburquerque -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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