Re: unable to find gnutls in configure script run

[Van Ly <van.ly%sdf.org@localhost>]

Thomas Klausner <wiz%gatalith.at@localhost> writes:

> On Mon, Sep 16, 2024 at 04:11:55PM +0000, Van Ly wrote:
>> 
>> Thomas Klausner <wiz%gatalith.at@localhost> writes:
>> 
>> > On Mon, Sep 16, 2024 at 11:44:03AM +0000, Van Ly wrote:
>> >> 
>> >> Thomas Klausner <wiz%gatalith.at@localhost> writes:
>> >> 
>> >> > On Sun, Sep 15, 2024 at 04:58:50PM +0000, Van Ly wrote:
>> 
>> Will I avoid the gtk* crash problem in tmux/emacsclient using xaw in the following?
>> 
>> options.mk:17 #  --with-x-toolkit=KIT    use an X toolkit (KIT one of:yes or gtk2,
>> options.mk:18 #                          gtk3, xaw, no)
>> options.mk:19 # gtk in next line implies gtk2, xaw
>> options.mk:20 PKG_OPTIONS_GROUP.toolkit=       gtk gtk2 gtk3 xaw
>
> I have no idea what "gtk* crash problem" you're talking about.
> (emacs with gtk3 enabled works fine for me.)

The "gtk* crash problem" happens when the emacs gtk* variant starts
server mode that you then attach to in a tmux session with
emacsclient. During the emacs build the trace mentions that reported gtk
bug.

In your build of emacs-git, does the graphical emacs display the raccoon
glyph 🦝 ? My build doesn't show it and the emac-dev says its not a bug
so maybe my emacs build is suspect and doesn't know where all the fonts
are.

>> Thanks. I haven't tried the setting but have managed to build my first
>> wip package, see attached build log, strangely it wants elevated
>> privilege, the su fails, the doas make goes to the finish line.
>
> /usr/local is not writable by your user.
> If you enter the right root password at the 'su' prommpt, it should
> work.

yes

> But if you prefer doas, that's fine too.
>

I prefer doas. Is there a way to tell it to prefer doas?

>> I found a directory /usr/local/pkgdb, see attached, is there a way to
>> use that information to remove packages under /usr/local ?
>
> Just run 'pkg_delete \*' until everything is gone, clean out your
> /usr/pkgsrc/packages/ (or whereever you have save your binary
> packages), and start from scratch.
>
> But it seems to work now so you probably don't even need to do that.

Do you think the following will work?

  $ env LOCALBASE=/usr/local pkg_delete \*

thanks


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vl