> > Starting from 5.45 upstream dropped expectk from the expect sources. And > as far as I can see, expectk doesn't have any reverse dependencies in > wheezy (xsmbrowser exists only in squeeze currently). So, it's perfectly > okay not to have expectk in wheezy, and If it's fine to you I'll close this > bug as invalid. >
Perhaps I'm not looking at it properly, but as I see it: xsmbrowser seems to require expectk which seems to call libexpect libexpect seems to be part of expect-dev Debian wants to keep expect-dev at 5.45, but expectk doesn't have a 5.45 So by installing xsmbrowser expectk and libexpect, I got mismatched versions. It would seem that expectk not being in wheezy (and Debian upgrading libexpect which is in wheezy) is causing the problem. Again; I may not be looking at things in the best light. What I see is that I installed xsmbrowser, and it wouldn't work until I downgraded libexpect. regards, ~Neil
