The installation of cedilla yields incorrect directory information that is retained in the program. The program (in common lisp) is listed as: /usr/bin/cedilla --------------------------------- #!/usr/bin/clisp -ansi -q ;;; Automatically generated file -- do not modify. (SETQ *LOAD-VERBOSE* NIL) (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/package.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/macros.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/struct.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/generics.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/unicode.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/data.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/data-add.fas") (LOAD #P"/var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/afm.fas") -------------snip--------------------- As shown, the file is written under the assumption that it will be in the work directory. cedilla will not run under this conditions, simply because it cannot find the required libraries. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.emerge cedilla 2./usr/bin/cedilla Actual Results: *** - LOAD: A file with name /var/tmp/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/package.fas does not exist Expected Results: Something other than that error An easy fix should be to strip the directory information from the file before installing it. Perhaps something like sed -i -e "s/\/var\/tmp\/portage\/cedilla-0.3\/image//" cedilla somewhere in the ebuild will help.
Fixed in cvs thanks for the bug report.
Still happens for new installations (I never installed cedilla before): sascha@cube:~$ cedilla --help WARNING: *FOREIGN-ENCODING*: reset to ASCII *** - LOAD: A file with name /var/tmp/portage/portage/cedilla-0.3/image/usr/lib/cedilla/package.fas does not exist sascha@cube:~$ qpkg -I -v cedilla app-text/cedilla-0.3 * sascha@cube:~$
