Bug#302213: libgtk2.0-bin: undefined symbol: g_assert_warning

[Marek W. Gutowski]

Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> (please keep the bug in the Cc:, I've forwarded the previous mail to
> 302213@bugs.debian.org)
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> Le jeudi 31 mars 2005 =E0 12:20 +0200, Marek W. Gutowski a =E9crit :
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>>So, indeed, there is something under /usr/local/lib, but,
>>frankly, I didn't put it there 'by hand'. =20
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> The debian packages don't use /usr/local, you have installed these by
> hand for sure (with a "make install" or you have used a build
> system/autopackage/something).
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>>The first and
>>last file in /usr/local/lib are real files;  second and third
>>are merely pointers to the first file.
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> That's how libs work.
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>>How can I fix this?  Do I have to check/reinstall nearly
>>70 affected applications?  Or, maybe, I should replace
>>only the two above links to point to /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0.600.3
>>from now on?
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> Just remove the crap you have put in /usr/local and work with the
> packages.
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> I'm closing the bug since that's not due to the packages.
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> Cheers,
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> Sebastien Bacher
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Thank you!
I have removed all files libg* (and pointers to them) in
/usr/local/lib directory.  This, however, was not enough.
I had to reinstall the packages: libgtk2.0-bin (which
finally got set as it should, with no complaints) and,
in addition:
   libpango1.0-0
   libpango1.0-dev
   libpango1.0-common.
Only after that my applications are in working shape again,
most notably gimp.

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