Andrew Robinson wrote: > This may have been addressed here before. I just installed Fedora Core 6 > on my laptop. For the last two releases of Fedora, they have included > a jpilot package which made installing jpilot extremely easy. However, > when I fired up jpilot on FC6 last night, the Keyring plugin was > missing. What's up with that? The keyring plugin is one reason I use > jpilot over other Linux Palm desktops. Anyone know of an available rpm > package that includes Keyring? > It's kind of bizzarre. I grabbed the FC6 jpilot rpm source file, installed it, and ran rpmbuild on it. It built the keyrong plugin -- on an FC2 (!) system. Nonetheless, the plugin is undeniably missing from the FC6 binary rpm. Given the amateurishness of Fedora packaging, I would guess this is a bug. They may have built their binary package on a system without the SSL development libraries, in which case I believe the build simply ignores the keyring plugin, without issuing errors. You can (1) open a bug at bugzilla, and (2) grab the source RPM and build it yourself (making sure you have all the required devel packages installed first, including openssl). Cheers, Carlo -- Carlo Graziani (773) 702-7973 (Voice) Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics (773) 702-6645 (FAX) University of Chicago 5640 South Ellis Avenue | If the free market really allocates resources Chicago, IL 60637 | efficiently, why does LA have four times as carlo at oddjob.uchicago.edu | many plastic surgeons as brain surgeons?
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