Bug#682059: root-system: Bunch of not-installed libs and include files

[Pavel Reznicek]

Hi Lifeng,

   thanks. Sorry it sounded like trying to duplicate the old bug #557017. 
Than one was concering the pretty old version of ROOT and as I can see the 
current packages are in significantly better shape. I didn't even think 
about the old bug would be yet considered, because the current list of
missing files would be most probably quite different from the old one 
(which in turn means the bug #557017 can be closed as obsolete in favour 
of this new bugreport).

BTW: Obviously some of the "not installed" files (especially the
      third-party libraries) are just invalid links. Looks like ROOT
      creates them even though they are disabled during configuration...

Best regards,
Pavel



On Thu, 19 Jul 2012, Lifeng Sun wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am well aware of #557017 that you reported the same problem more
> than two years ago ;-)
>
> While about half of missed libraries depend on packages that have
> license issue or unavailable in Debian, most of the rest are rarely
> needed by Debian ROOT users, and it's my fault root-plugin-graph2d-gviz
> package is missing, I would like to bring it back when I get a second
> reason for the package to go through NEW queue.
>
>
> Regrads,
> Lifeng
>
> On 10:10 Thu 07/19/12 Jul     , Pavel Reznicek wrote:
>>   I tried to built myself the latest root-system version from debian mentors
>> (but I believe the same issue is present in present debian version 5.34.00-1)
>> and noticed that there is bunch of built but not installed files (mostly
>> libaries and include files, see below). Is it intentional or a bug ? It looks
>> like that at least part of them could be recovered but putting appropriate
>> plugin package into the debian/control file (e.g. for root-plugin-graph2d-gviz
>> is missing in there).
>
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