[Erp5-users] Problems after installing modules

[Carl Anthony]

Hello Jerome,

Thanks for the info ...

I have taken a look at the Lucas's website and he does have a defect
registered regarding this ... In fact it was his guide I folloiwed to
be able to get erp5 to install on debian (tried unsuccessfully on
dapper, but later succeeded on gutsy).

I hope Lucas reads this mailing list, and can provide an update on the
status ... I am reading through a document he has on the site on using
svn to build for ubuntu, and will like to tackle this once I am
comfortable enough about how this fits in with the erp5 rpms and svn
system.

Thanks again for all your help ...

regards,
--carl

On 18/02/2008, Jérome Perrin <jerome at nexedi.com> wrote:
> Carl Anthony a écrit :
> > On 18/02/2008, Pelletier Vincent <vincent at nexedi.com> wrote:
> >> Le Lundi 18 Février 2008 18:59, Carl Anthony a écrit :
> >>> The attached tracebacks are about 20-lines each (I have now realised
> >>> that I should not be including the traceback section starting from
> >>> 'Request', which is basically a copy of how the request was presented
> >>> to the system) ...
> >> I'm told (thanks Jerome :) ) that it's most probably python's tar module
> >> bug... For some reason it stops extracting the archive, so business templates
> >> (which are basically tarballs or exported Zope objects and some metadata) are
> >> imported incompletely, and impossible to install.
> >> I think we have a fixed python tar module package on our RPM repository.
> >>
> >> Repository root: http://nexedi.org/static/Mandrake/
> >>
> >
> > I am running on ubuntu .. do you have any ubuntu pkgs ? or perhaps u
> > can point me to sources, so I can look at building from source ...
> >
> > I could also have a go at 'adapting' the rpm for ubuntu, but looking
> > at the URL you have specified in your email, its not obvious exactly
> > what files I should be downloading.
>
> Hi,
>
> Some python versions have been shipping a bogus tarfile module
> http://mail.nexedi.com/pipermail/erp5-dev/2006-November/000744.html
>
> We use to build rpms for python2.4.3 with a patch, but now the bug has
> been fixed, python2.4.4 packages from mandriva are OK, so we use
> python2.4 from mandriva.
> Updating your python installation may fix this issue.
>
> Lukas announced some .deb packages, apparently he uses the default
> python installation:
> http://mail.nexedi.com/pipermail/erp5-dev/2007-October/001432.html
>
> Jérome
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