#1013631 nmu: xnee_3.19-8

Package:
release.debian.org
Source:
release.debian.org
Submitter:
Peter Pentchev
Date:
2022-07-02 12:27:05 UTC
Severity:
normal
#1013631#5
Date:
2022-06-24 12:09:43 UTC
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To:
nmu xnee_3.19-8 . ANY . unstable . -m "Chase functions broken out into the libXi.so.6 library. Closes: #1013581"
#1013631#10
Date:
2022-06-24 13:04:53 UTC
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Right, so I forgot to add a description, did I... Sorry about that!

So recently, some X11 API functions were broken out into a separate
library, libXi.so.6. The cnee executable links to some other libraries,
but at the time it was built, there was no libXi.so.6 one, so now
running it fails as shown in #1013581:

    [roam@straylight ~]$ cnee --replay -f /dev/null; echo "exit code $?"
    cnee: symbol lookup error: /lib/libxnee.so.0: undefined symbol: XIQueryVersion
    exit code 127


I believe a rebuild would fix that; it did on my local system.

Thanks in advance, and sorry for filing this request without a description!

G'luck,
Peter
#1013631#15
Date:
2022-06-24 13:04:53 UTC
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To:
Right, so I forgot to add a description, did I... Sorry about that!

So recently, some X11 API functions were broken out into a separate
library, libXi.so.6. The cnee executable links to some other libraries,
but at the time it was built, there was no libXi.so.6 one, so now
running it fails as shown in #1013581:

    [roam@straylight ~]$ cnee --replay -f /dev/null; echo "exit code $?"
    cnee: symbol lookup error: /lib/libxnee.so.0: undefined symbol: XIQueryVersion
    exit code 127


I believe a rebuild would fix that; it did on my local system.

Thanks in advance, and sorry for filing this request without a description!

G'luck,
Peter
#1013631#20
Date:
2022-07-02 12:14:10 UTC
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Hi,

The issue was fixed by the upload of xnee/3.19-9 by the maintainer.

G'luck,
Peter