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Date:      Thu, 09 Nov 2000 22:20:16 +0000
From:      Daniel Frazier <dfrazier@magpage.com>
To:        ports@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject:   Re: Evolution port difficulties...
Message-ID:  <3A0B2320.C077C817@magpage.com>
References:  <3A0B1C51.DE2CA38F@magpage.com>

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hrmmm, it seems there's a typo in verify-evolution-install.sh that's making it look in the
wrong dir.  After a quick edit  verify-evolution-install.sh gives me this...

rapunzel # ./verify-evolution-install.sh
Guessed that evolution is installed in prefix /usr/X11R6
Your Gnome system appears to be properly set up. Enjoy Evolution!

...but evolution still hangs at the splash screen.  Any ideas??? 

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Daniel Frazier wrote:
> 
> The latest evolution port manages to build fine, but when I run it it
> hangs at the splash screen.  In the README in the work/evolution-0.6
> dir it suggests running tools/verify-evolution-install.sh, which I did
> and got the following results...
> 
> rapunzel # ./verify-evolution-install.sh
> I detected the following problem: ORBit is not in GNOME_PATH or the same
> prefix as gnome-libs
> Suggested solution via RPM: This problem shouldn't happen with RPM
> installations. Verify your installation of Helix Gnome.
> Suggested solution via sources: Re-run 'configure' in ORBit's source
> directory with the flag '--prefix=/usr/X11R6'.
> Try exporting an environment variable 'GNOME_PATH' with the prefix of
> ORBit
> 
> ...so I tried this...
> 
> rapunzel # export GNOME_PATH=/usr/local
> rapunzel # ./verify-evolution-install.sh
> I detected the following problem: oafd.oafinfo isn't installed into
> Gnome's prefix or in OAF_INFO_PATH
> Suggested solution via RPM: This problem shouldn't happen with RPM
> installations. Verify your installation of Helix Gnome.
> Suggested solution via sources: Re-run 'configure' in oaf's source
> directory with the flag '--datadir=/usr/X11R6/share/gnome'.
> Another likely cause of this problem would be a failed installation of
> oaf.
> You should check to see that the install succeeded. You may also add the
> location of oafd.oafinfo to the environment variable OAF_INFO_PATH
> 
> ...and then I tried this...
> 
> rapunzel # export OAF_INFO_PATH=/usr/X11R6/share/gnome/oaf/
> rapunzel # ./verify-evolution-install.sh
> Guessed that evolution is installed in prefix /usr/X11R6
> I detected the following problem: The binary evolution-mail is linked
> against the wrong copy of libcamelvee
> Suggested solution via RPM: The package owning libcamelvee is probably
> installed twice. Make sure that it's installed correctly.
> Suggested solution via sources: The package owning libcamelvee is
> probably installed twice. Make sure that it's installed correctly.
> The version of libcamelvee in
> usr/X11R6/lib/evolution/camel-providers/0.5 was expected
> 
> ...hrmmmm...
> 
> rapunzel # ldd /usr/X11R6/bin/evolution-mail
> /usr/X11R6/bin/evolution-mail:
>         libcamelvee.so =>
> /usr/X11R6/lib/evolution/camel-providers/0.6/libcamelvee.so (0x280c9000)
> 
> ...definately odd, but I've never really attempted to debug something
> past this point, so if a more qualified individual could provide any
> help I'd appreciate it.
> 
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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> System Administrator                     Fax:  302-239-3909
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