pango upgrade breaks audacity and mozilla ports

[Palle Girgensohn]

I'm seeing exactly this after upgrading mozilla on a freebsd 4.10-release 
system. First did a portupgrade -R mozilla. It wouldn't start, but crashed 
sig 11. mozilla -debug goes into a tight loop.

So, I ran portupgrade -fR mozilla, but it does not help.

Text is displayed as dots in gtk applications (seems so anyway, gimp has 
this problem), and mozilla crashes on startup, with exit code 11.

mozilla-gtk1 is also installed and it works fine...

Any more ideas? I'll try rebuilding the recommended ports and will see if 
this helps.

/Palle

--On Monday, June 21, 2004 14:06:34 -0500 Craig Boston 
<craig at yekse.gank.org> wrote:

> On Monday 21 June 2004 12:43 pm, Ben Crowell wrote:
>> Unfortunately, recompiling doesn't actually fix the problem in many
>> cases. On my system, upgrading pango broke the following ports: pan,
>> audacity, and mozilla. Recompiling fixed pan, but did not fix audacity
>> and mozilla. Audacity produces the same error message as before
>> recompiling, and all text is displayed as dots. Mozilla runs, and prints
>> the usual message "No running window found," but then silently dies
>> without creating a window.
>
> I haven't experienced this firsthand, so this is a bit of a guess.  For
> the  audacity problem you may want to try rebuilding wxgtk2, as it's the
> direct  consumer of pango in this case.
>
> Craig
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