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Description of problem: when I try to rebuild the source rpm with xine enabled, i am getting /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.26718: line 61: --with-xine: command not found Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): amarok-1.4-0.7.beta1_FC5 How reproducible: install the amarok-1.4-0.7.beta1_FC5.src.rpm, edit amarok.spec and enable use_nonefree. download xine-lib-devel from rpm.livna.org. run rpmrebuild -bb amarok.spec. It seems to configure fine, but it exits with error msg as follows: ========================== = = The following extra functionality will NOT be included: = - NMM-engine = - MAS-engine = - Helix-engine = - MySql Support = - Postgresql Support = - MP4/AAC Tag Write Support = - Moodbar Support = - iPod Support = = The following extra functionality will be included: = + aRts-engine = + aKode-engine = + GStreamer-engine = + GStreamer-engine 0.10 = + xine-engine = + libvisual Support = + XMMS Visualization Wrapper = + Konqueror Sidebar = + MusicBrainz Support = + iRiver iFP Support = =============================================================================== Good - your configure finished. Start make now + --with-xine /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.26718: line 61: --with-xine: command not found error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.26718 (%build) RPM build errors: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.26718 (%build) Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: error, see above Expected results: amarok and amarok-xine rpms Additional info:
You should not need to edit the spec file, just use the following command to rebuild it : rpmbuild -bb --with nonfree amarok.spec I just tried it and it worked fine.
Good, the other reason I want to edit the spec file was to gent the gstreamer-plugins-devel dependancy. in FC5, i can only get gstreamer-plugins-base-devel-0.10.3-3.i386.rpm and gstreamer-plugins-good-devel-0.10.2-1.i386.rpm vut no gstreamer-plugins-devel. It is saying gstreamer-plugins-devel >=0.8.4 is needed by amarok-1.4-0.7.beta1.i386
No, it doesn't. Use: rpmbuild -bb --define 'fedora 5' --with nonfree amarok.spec
yes that was the trick. I successfully rebuild it.
I'm just throwing in a short question - i'm trying to use amarok together with gstreamer instead of Helix, as i can't get ALSA working on Helix. But it seems to be disabled in the build (i use to use rythmbox, so gstreamer/alsa is working just fine)... Is this correct, and i'll have to rebuild to get gstreamer support, or is something wrong with my setup here?
Upstream removed the gstreamer plugin from amarok 1.4 final, see bug 192802 for more info. Since gstreamer is the only engine available on x86_64, I've brought back the plugin from 1.4beta3, but I've only enabled it on plateforms where Helix is not available. So you could edit the spec file to have it built on every plateform, but it is an unsupported version. Upstream said that in Amarok 1.4.1, which is in beta, the gstreamer engine *may* be back.