Bug 10765

Summary:	when kpackage starts it suggests re-linking
Product:	[Retired] Red Hat Linux	Reporter:	Andrea Sterbini <a.sterbini>
Component:	kpackage	Assignee:	Preston Brown <pbrown>
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Priority:	medium
Version:	6.2	CC:	suson, williamkcwong
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Description Andrea Sterbini 2000-04-12 20:49:44 UTC

When I start kpackage I get the message:

[root@marvin /root]# kpackage
kpackage: Symbol `rpmHeaderFormats' has different size in shared object,
consider
re-linking

Comment 1 suson 2000-05-23 23:32:59 UTC

Seeing the message mentioned, and being very accustomed to building my own
RPM's, I took the provided SRPM and rebuilt using "rpm -ba kpackage.spec". This
eliminates the loader message, but causes a strange behavior. To replicate,
follow these steps: 1)Rebuild the package. 2)Load a RPM which attempting to
install would generate errors (duplicate files, etc.) into kpackage via a
single-click on the package. 3)Do a test install (which generates error
dialogs). 4) Cancel the install. 5)Viola. An errant error dialog results, and
above the RPM section is now an erroneous KISS section. I am going to attempt to
attach xwd files which illustrate the errors.

Comment 2 SB 2000-06-06 17:47:27 UTC

The problem is your kpackage was linked against either a newer or older
version of kde-libs and thus the problems.  Recompiling from SRPMS should
fix it though I suggest updating any older components that may be the
culprate as there is usually a reason a newer version came out ;)

-Stan Bubrouski

Comment 3 Preston Brown 2000-08-29 18:24:12 UTC

fixed for the upcoming release of 7.0.