Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 448294
Doxygen on RHEL 4 behaves multilib unfriendly, please update doxygen
Last modified: 2008-08-22 06:29:58 EDT
Description of problem: It looks like the doxygen shipped with RHEL 4 behaves very multilib/multiarch unfriendly - please update to a newer version. Comparing libopm-devel-0.1-6.20050731cvs.el4.i386.rpm and libopm-devel-0.1- 6.20050731cvs.el4.x86_64.rpm by using http://katzj.fedorapeople.org/multilib- cmp.py, there are many multilib conflicts, while comparing libopm-0.1- 7.20050731cvs.fc7.i386.rpm and libopm-0.1-7.20050731cvs.fc7.x86_64.rpm, there is no multilib conflict. Note, that the same spec file was used for .el4 and .fc7+ - as the only files which are different come from doxygen generated stuff, I'm blaming doxygen herefore... Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): doxygen-1.3.9.1-1 How reproducible: Everytime. Grab libopm-devel-0.1-7.20050731cvs.fc7.src.rpm and rebuild in Fedora 7 mockbuild and grab libopm-devel-0.1-6.20050731cvs.el4.src.rpm and rebuild in EPEL 4 mockbuild. Then run the multilib-cmp.py script and you'll see the conflicts on .el5. And feel free to compare the specs of libopm, but they're identical :) Actual results: Doxygen on RHEL 4 behaves multilib unfriendly. Expected results: Doxygen on RHEL 4 behaves same multilib friendly as on Fedora 7+. Additional info: I think, I'm hereby reporting the same, as I already reported with bug #429425 for Fedora 7 and 8. So please solve for RHEL 4 as well. Thank you.
Sorry, this does not apply to RHEL 4 - closing. But for RHEL 5 this is valid. Please close the bug report e.g. with NOTABUG because I'm not permissioned for.
Closed as per comment #1. Thanks, Read ya, Phil