Re: make web-doc

[Jan Nieuwenhuizen]

Rune Zedeler <address@hidden> writes:

> > If you didn't fix your kpathsea installation,
> 
> That is a bit difficult - I have no root permissions.

In that case it's even easier: tell your sysadmin to fix tex
installation :-) If system admininstration works against its users iso
on behalf of, sending an email with the url of the package, and the
command she should type may help a lot.

> > > What shall I do?
> > 
> > Make sure that libkpathsea is installed (possibly you need to install
> > a tetex-dev package) or if it is installed, that configure can find
> > it, ie, add any necessary -I and -L to CFLAGS.  The config.log shows
> > why it can't link to libkpathsea.
> 
> But kpsewhich DO work, I do not understnad why this is nessesary.

Uh, well, lilypond LINKS to libkpathsea.

> address@hidden:/usr]$ find . -name \*kpathsea\*
> address@hidden:/usr]$ find . -name \*kpse\*

No libkpathsea's there.  What does `locate libkpathsea.a' say?  You
should ask your sysadmin to install them, or install kpathsea
headers+lib in your $HOME.

Otherwise, your setup is one of the sorry examples of why we still
support complation without kpathsea: a broken or incomplete tex setup
that you're not allowed to fix %-/

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