9/2/2020 · Partial updates are unsupported. Don’t run pacman -Syy. It updates the databases without updating the entire system, and the second y is pretty useless anyway.
8/30/2020 · Why is this happening? The package manager, pacman, has detected an unexpected file already exists on disk. By design it will not overwrite files that already exist . This is a design feature, not a flaw – package managers are desig…, Updated by bill-auger 4 months ago . Status changed from unconfirmed to forwarded upstream Subject changed from libxcrypt prevents system upgrade to [i686/ libxcrypt ]: prevents system upgrade, this will replace `libcrypt.so*` from glibc so I assume the following problems will be solved too, right? DEBUG util.py:479: Error: Transaction check error: DEBUG util.py:479: file / usr/include/crypt.h from install of libxcrypt -devel-4.0.0-0.101.20171109git15447aa.fc28.x86_64 conflicts with file from package glibc-headers-2.26.9000-37.fc28.x86_64 DEBUG util.py:479: file /lib64/libcrypt.so …
The package python-twisted exists in the extra repository. Are you trying to build your own version? To search for an official package which provides a given file: $ pacman -F crypt.h core/ libxcrypt 4.4.17-1 usr/include/crypt.h (plus some other matches). Do you have libxcrypt installed? If not, you should do a full system upgrade as the other …
This may be the case if the downstream distribution has switched from glibc crypt to libxcrypt . When recompiling applications in such distributions, the programmer must detect if _XOPEN_ CRYPT is not available and include crypt .h> for the function prototypes otherwise libxcrypt is an ABI-compatible drop-in replacement.
5/3/2019 · @takluyver When adding libcrypt.so.2to the manylinux docker images, make sure to verify that it gets used for wheels that call the C function crypt, rather than the libcrypt.so.1 that shipped with CentOS. I am 95% sure that the changes I described above. build libxcrypt with –disable-obsolete-api –enable-hashes=all, install it in /usr/local, and then delete the crypt.h, libcrypt.a, and …
i cant verify it on my arch32 system because i upgraded that one already – but i was able to upgrade my parabola i686 system, which still had the conflict – LGTM, maybe add a minimal local fallback implementation for crypt_ra() here, that just wraps crypt_r() and does malloc() itself. i.e. call it missing_crypt_ra() and #define it to crypt_ra() if thta’s available and otherwise just malloc() locally, and call crypt_r(). (I guess the whole issue here is just fix what this the comment in crypt(3) suggests: struct crypt_data may be quite large (32kB in …
9/10/2020 · I just installed Manjaro XFCE (the latest version from today). The installation of Chromium browser (from the official repository) went smoothly, but, when I try to open it nothing happens. When I try to run Chromium fro…
