Hi,
I have a dependence of krb5 package, so pulled it for
openembedded to poky.
While build krb5 package I got error
"Unable to find krb5
package" , as poky is not creating RPM package for krb5.
Here is my understanding, while starting krb5 recipe it pulls
"krb5-1.9-signed.tar"
After extracting
"krb5-1.9-signed.tar" we got two
files
"krb5-1.9.tar.gz" and "
krb5-1.9.tar.gz.asc"
Then krb5 recipe further extract
"krb5-1.9.tar.gz" to
"krb5-1.9".
Now our source and other file related to building ( i.e
Makefile, configure, etc. ) krb5 is located at
"krb5-1.9/src"
Openembedded krb5 recipe installs this package at some
unstandard locations due to RPM file it not building.
I am also attaching recipe for krb5 with this mail, can any one
help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks & Regards
Sai
Hi Hatle,
I need to pull krb5 into poky. But Krb5 rpm is not created
at the build time.
its as stated below:
Not creating empty RPM package for krb5.
so that the rpm was not creating for krb5.
Please tell me what are the dependencies and How to resolve
this problem. I need to pull it into poky.
Your explanation gave me an idea on krb5.
Thanks & Regards,
SAI
> Hi,
>
> I came to know with other contacts, building
poky with its own krb5 package,
> there were no issues.
> But if we copied that krb5 package from
openembedded, it showed the errors.
> Please tell me Why is it so happening?
> Please help me and fixing the problem
AFAIK, Poky doesn't have a krb5 recipe of it's own.
Before you dig into the krb5 package, why are you
adding krb5 support to your
device? Is there a specific reason or did it just
show up as a dependency for
something? (Many times on the desktop, krb5 is
provided by default and gets
linked into all sorts of things.. but in an embedded
environment it's rarely
used as there is no reason to coordinate with a
kerberos server on user
identity. If you decide kerberos support is NOT
needed, figure out where the
krb5 dependency is coming from and figure out if you
can remove it from the
package and/or recipe.)
(But if you do need krb5...) If you import it from
OpenEmbedded, something is
either wrong with the krb5 recipe -- not populating
the base "krb5" package --
or something is wrong with the software that is
requiring krb5.
The first thing to do is look at the krb5 package and
see if any of the software
it has built belongs in a base krb5 package and isn't
being properly
installed.... fix the do_install rule to install the
missing components...
if there is no software to install into a krb5 package
-- then it appears to me
whatever is attempting to require the run-time
dependency of "krb5" is broken.
You should find the recipe that has the RDEPENDS and
remove it -- or change the
dependency to something more appropriate such a the
krb5-libs. (Note: most of
the time there is no reason to manually state a
RDEPENDS on a -libs package,
because the system figured out run-time library
dependencies automatically --
only library usages where you can't automatically
detect things need RDEPENDS,
this is usually the case when things are dlopened.)
--Mark
> Thanks & Regards,
> Sai
>
>
>
> On Wed, 2011-03-02 at 17:05 +0530, v
sailaja wrote:
> > Hi Lianhao,
> >
> > There are krb5-dev-1.6.3-r6.core2.rpm
and krb5-dbg-1.6.3-r6.core2.rpm
> > in
>
/home/sailaja/poky-chrome/build/tmp/work/core2-poky-linux/krb5-1.6.3-r6/deploy-rpms.
> > But there is no specific rpm on krb5
like krb5-1.6.3-r6.rpm.
> >
> > Again its showing an error as follows:
>
> This probably means the contents of the
krb5 package was empty and it
> didn't build the package.
>
> > I am facing the same problem with some
more packages like xcb-proto
>
> The contents of xcb-proto *is* empty since
its just development headers
> and they end up in the xcb-proto-dev
package.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Richard
>
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