ruby-dev requires libcrypto which is not present ??

ruby-dev requires libcrypto which is not present ??

[JC]

Hi,

I'm trying to install ruby-dev (in order to be able to apply some 
passenger features). Passenger requires ruby-dev

ruby-dev has indeed been built but when I'm trying to install it, I can't:

root@qemuarm:~# smart install ruby-dev
rpmdb: BDB0113 Thread/proc
Computing transaction...
error: Can't install ruby-dev-1.9.3+p194-r1.0@armv5te: no package 
provides libcrypto-dev


And of course, libcrypto-dev is _not_ present, as smart tells me. I 
wonder how ruby-dev has been compiled if libcrypto is not here. Or how 
can I solve the issue ? How can I make sure libcryto is also generated 
(or not deleted?) during build process?


I'm working on the qemuarm device, but I'm not sure how much the problem 
is bound to it or could be reproduced on other targets.

Regards
Jay

ruby-dev has a lot of unresolved dependencies (was : requires libcrypto which is not present ??)

[JC]

Hi,

I auto-follow on this question:

On 06/09/2013 17:51, JC wrote:
>
> I'm trying to install ruby-dev (in order to be able to apply some 
> passenger features). Passenger requires ruby-dev
>
> ruby-dev has indeed been built but when I'm trying to install it, I 
> can't:
>
> root@qemuarm:~# smart install ruby-dev
> rpmdb: BDB0113 Thread/proc
> Computing transaction...
> error: Can't install ruby-dev-1.9.3+p194-r1.0@armv5te: no package 
> provides libcrypto-dev
>

libcrypto-dev is not present because openssl does not generate it (it's 
empty, the lib is taken by libcrypto package)
I hacked (may be I'll clean) it by modifying the openssl recipe allowing 
libcrypto-dev to be empty.

Then I ran into the same error with libssl-dev so the "hack" is now :


PACKAGES =+ " libcrypto-dev  libssl-dev"
ALLOW_EMPTY_libcrypto-dev = "1"
ALLOW_EMPTY_libssl-dev = "1"

Now the next error is :
Computing transaction...error: Can't install 
ruby-dev-1.9.3+p194-r1.0@armv5te: no package provides ncurses-libtinfo-dev


That one is trickier. It seems that libtinfo is provided by the package 
ncurses-terminfo, not ncurses-libtinfo.

I'm really confused about the status of meta-ruby. I assume I'm not the 
only one willing to install ruby-dev am I ?

Is there some basic mistake I made ?

How can yocto even generate the package if it cannot satisfy these 
dependencies by itself ?

Thanks for your help... I'm really puzzled now :(

Regards
Jay