FreeBSD Port: docbook-xml-4.2

Hiroki Sato hrs at FreeBSD.org
Tue Jan 27 17:42:42 PST 2004


James Ballantine <jwimb at patmedia.net> wrote
  in <4016D260.1060803 at patmedia.net>:

jwimb>     CATALOG "/usr/local/share/xml/docbook/4.2/docbook/cat"
jwimb> in /usr/local/share.catalog manually and reinstall docbook-xml.

 Grr, what I wanted to mean are "/usr/local/share/sgml/catalog.ports"
 and "/usr/local/share/xml/catalog.ports", not "/usr/local/share.catalog".

jwimb> Is there a port that I can deinstall that will remove all the docbook ports
jwimb> so I can start from ground zero again?

 The cause is that /usr/local/share/{sgml,xml}/catalog.ports already contains
 lines that the port tries to register.  So removing lines in catalog.ports can
 eliminate the error.  That is,

James Ballantine <jwimb at patmedia.net> wrote
  in <4016D260.1060803 at patmedia.net>:

jwimb>    # pwd
jwimb> /usr/local/share/sgml
jwimb>   # ls
jwimb> catalog         docbook         linuxdoc        tmac
jwimb> catalog.ports   iso8879         otranspec       transpec
jwimb>   # cat catalog
jwimb> -- Created by xmlcatmgr-2.0alpha2 --
jwimb> CATALOG "catalog.ports"

 Look into "catalog.ports" file instead.  You can see lines related
 to docbook which are reported in the error message.

 Or, you can "make install" once you rewrite lines in
 /usr/ports/textproc/docbook-xml/Makefile:

post-install:
        @${XMLCATMGR} -sc ${CATALOG_PORTS_SGML} add CATALOG ${DOCBOOKDIR}/docbook.cat
        @${XMLCATMGR} -c ${CATALOG_PORTS_XML} add nextCatalog ${DOCBOOKDIR}/catalog.xml

 with:

post-install:
        -@${XMLCATMGR} -sc ${CATALOG_PORTS_SGML} add CATALOG ${DOCBOOKDIR}/docbook.cat
        -@${XMLCATMGR} -c ${CATALOG_PORTS_XML} add nextCatalog ${DOCBOOKDIR}/catalog.xml

-- 
| Hiroki SATO
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