Bugzilla Bug 14348

atk-1.2.2 fails to install because docs/html/index.sgml is missing

sorry can't reproduce this

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output of faild emerge

I hope this helps.. any suggestions on doing this right would be apreciated.
Thanks

fails cause of openjade is too high

Follow the steps at http://www.gentoo.org/~satai/sgmlfix.html and then let us 
know if it works. 

Matthew: next error with openjade

same error after folowing the directions provided... mabey I should downgrade
openjade... but to what version
Thanx

upgrade to the latest ~ gtk-doc, see if it works afterwards.

*** Bug 13008 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

*** Bug 14024 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Well.... I tried reemerge gtk-doc... did not help (I am using unstable.. so I
already had gtk-doc-1.0.. but ;~) so I extracted the contents of the
atk-1.2.2.tar.bz2 file into my home directory and viewed the directories.

I found that atk-1.2.2/doc/html/ had the index.sgml file that it kept bombing
out because of not having... so I 
#emerge unmerge atk
#emerge clean
#cd /usr/portage/dev/libs/atk
#ebuild atk-1.2.2 fetch
#ebuild atk-1.2.2 unpack

at this point I checked /var/tmp/portage/atk-1.2.2/work/atk-1.2.2/doc/html
with ~/atk-1.2.2/doc/html... they matched up so next I

#ebuild atk-1.2.2 compile

No errors or warnings

I again checked my source tree... and the only files left in doc/html/ were
home.png left.png right.png up.png... all the html files were gone, and the
index.sgml file was gone....

#ebuild atk-1.2.2 install
Bombed out with the same error as orriginal

So I copied the contents ~/atk-1.2.2/doc/html to
/var/tmp/portage/atk-1.2.2/work/atk-1.2.2/doc/html
(purly on a hunch)

#ebuild atk-1.2.2 install
Worked without error
I also ran 
#ebuild atk-1.2.2 qmerge
#ebuild atk-1.2.2 merge

Not realy sure that they were requiered..... 

I know that I should not have had to do all that.. but doing that made it work.

I hope that this is of some use (I never tried removing doc from my use
statement.. that tip came a bit late... ;~>

Thank... keep me posted

runing ./configure and make myself in the source tree I extracted separatly
does
not have the missing html files...and one other thing the home.png left.png
right.png up.png never did exsit in the source tree I played w/ manualy.. 

Could you reemerge the deps of gtk-doc-1.0 ? I think those deps really are
correct  (best is to remove its deps and then reemerge gtk-doc).

Sorry... but I am unable to try anything for the next few days as my system got
called into action at work after a simmularly configured system (hardware wise)
decided to smoke its mother board... one minute photoshoping next minute
smoke... oh well. I think the worst part about this is my virgin computer had
never been molested by Gates and company...... so sad... I think I'm just going
to use the new board instead...


O well I'll post once I have an oportunity to try anything

waiting for response

Unfortunatly... my replacement system is taking longer than expected. Got the
hardware day befor yesterday... but experienced some problems (AMD Athlon MP
1900+ toasted itself to oblivion)... so now waiting for a replacement to a
replacement... Go figure... I hope to get back to you soon


Thanx Chris

Well... the impossible happend. A freind made a great sacrifice (his second
proc) so that I could get back to gentoo'n.. I am happy to say that reemerging
the dependencys did help afterall. aparently my burnt up but still kinda sorta
running processor was the source of the problem (assuming it mangled
something).

I surprises me to no end that a similarly speced machene at work lost it's
board and I lost my proc all in the same week (not to mention my bigscreen
losing 2 of the 3 contoller boards) I would say that it was bad power into the
location but... 3 different places.. so I guess last week I just should have
stayed away from technology ;~>

Thankx for your patience, I am truly sorry for making you deal with MY problem

Cheers Chris

no big deal, there was a real problem at the base here but it should be
resolved now. we're here to make the Gentoo experience as smoomth as possible
and we take ever bug as serious.

Good luck with all the bad luck you had ;)

I had the same problem.  sgmlfix didn't fix it but installing gtk-doc did.

same as #15270

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*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 15270 ***