I had the same problem.. I deleted openldap-client-2.3 and installed
openldap-client-2.4, after that kde built fine (a couple of ports still
required 2.3, use libchk)
it seems there is no UPDATING entry.
and the kde ports looks for the same lib, so there is no warning that
2.3 is too old
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"Sindrome" writes:
> It seems that the current ldap client is installing the libraries into
> /usr/local/lib too. Is this wrong as well? I deleted the libkldap files
> and it doesn't appear they were reinstalled with the client
The KDE ports, by default, install their files into /usr/local/kde
"Sindrome" writes:
> It's gotten worse. Now it's failing at 11% with the following error. It
> looks like it's still looking for libkldap.so.5.0.1 in /usr/local/lib after
> I deleted it. I tried to search for what port was installing
> libkldap.so.5.0.1 and it appeared it may be kdepimlibs. So
> It's gotten worse. Now it's failing at 11% with the following error.
> It looks like it's still looking for libkldap.so.5.0.1 in
> /usr/local/lib after I deleted it. I tried to search for what port
> was installing
> libkldap.so.5.0.1 and it appeared it may be kdepimlibs. So I rebuilt
> th
"Sindrome" writes:
> Is there a fast way to view any/all ports in /usr/local/{include,share,lib}
> that aren't owned by any port?
The following dirty hack probably works:
$ for f in `find /usr/local/lib -type f`; do \
pkg which $f | grep 'not found'; done
Replace `pkg which' by pkg_info wh
Yuri writes:
> KDE4 on my laptop has power settings by default, and "When power
> button is pressed" should cause "Prompt log out dialog"
>
> Instead, the power button causes an immediate reboot. KDE4 shuts down
> disgracefully.
>
> Is this a known issue? Likely FreeBSD-specific? Or should I crea
>Is that a clean kdeadmin4 build? It might be the case that other KDE4 ports
have wrong paths hardcoded because of the previous stale files.
>I'd first try removing files from /usr/local/{include,share,lib} that are
not owned by any port and then rebuild kdelibs4, kdepimlibs4 and kdeadmin4.
I just
> Is there a fast way to view any/all ports in
> /usr/local/{include,share,lib} that aren't owned by any port?
>The following dirty hack probably works:
>$ for f in `find /usr/local/lib -type f`; do \
> pkg which $f | grep 'not found'; done
>Replace `pkg which' by pkg_info whatever call if yo
Il giorno 15/lug/2013 11:44, "Yuri" ha scritto:
>
> KDE4 on my laptop has power settings by default, and "When power button
is pressed" should cause "Prompt log out dialog"
>
> Instead, the power button causes an immediate reboot. KDE4 shuts down
disgracefully.
>
> Is this a known issue? Likely Fr
