"Marcel Gsteiger" <Marcel.Gsteiger@milprog.ch> writes:
>> Hmm. I suspect either we're short a BuildRequire or two, or you missed
>> something that's considered part of the standard minimum build
>> environment. The "exceptions" list on this page shows what Red Hat
>> considers the core set of packages that needn't be BuildRequire'd:
>> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/Guidelines#Exceptions
>> However, none of those look particularly likely to result in the
>> failure you're seeing here :-(. Could you send along the config.log
>> output?
> Thanks for your tip. In fact, my "basic packages, customize later"-type install from DVD did not install the
followingpackages from the mentioned list:
> gcc-c++
> libstdc++-devel
> redhat-rpm-config
> After I have installed these, everything now works perfectly.
Interesting. We don't do any C++ stuff, so I would hope that the first
two of those are irrelevant. redhat-rpm-config, however, might well be
relevant. I remember Devrim running into an odd build failure on a
machine where it wasn't installed.
I wonder if it'd be worth explicitly BuildRequire'ing redhat-rpm-config
in the PGDG SRPM? I don't feel the need to do it in Fedora/RHEL,
because as mentioned there's an explicit policy not to for those
projects. But it seems the PGDG RPMs get rebuilt in a rather wider
variety of environments.
regards, tom lane