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[Gene Heskett]

On Monday 04 December 2006 11:14, Matthew Saltzman wrote:
>On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, Gene Heskett wrote:
>> On Monday 04 December 2006 09:53, Matthew Saltzman wrote:
>>> I'd just download the one RPM from the Web site.  I don't think there
>>> are any dependencies to worry about and you are rebuilding the binary
>>> RPM anyway.
>>
>> That 'one' rpm, can you name it so I might be able to find it with a
>> google search?
>
>Already told you how to find it in a previous post.
>
>> Browsing the instructions on that site it says I *must* have
>> jpackage-utils but thats not available either in browsing the site,
>> nor to yumex.  Presumably because there are no fc5 or fc6 versions in
>> the mirrorlist site.
>
>FC6 includes a jpackage-utils to support the derivatives mentioned
> below.
>
And yum says a 1.6.6 version of that is installed.  But following the 
files paths displayed by yumex for that archive, its not there.  2 of the 
files listed:
/usr/share/build-classpath
/usr/share/java-utils/build-classpath-directory

The only thing at that location is:
[root at coyote java-utils]# ls
java-functions


It should, I'd think, have an executable, but it's invisible to me.

Somebody bring a chain saw, I can't see the trees for all this forest.  & 
taint funny.

>> Humm, would you believe that unpacking the 1.5.0.10.bin actually
>> installed it in /usr/java!  And OpenOffice found it and is apparently
>> happy with it.  Now to hunt down the old ff install and see how I'd
>> setup the links to make it work for fc2, and dup them.  There is after
>> all, a ready supply of cats to skin. :-)
>>
>>> There are some jpackage derivatives in FC, so last I read (in FC5),
>>> adding jpackage as a repo and running updates was "considered
>>> harmful" unless you wanted to go all jpackage for those RPMs.
>>
>> Hummm...  Thanks for the warning.

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