Source: freevo
Version: 1.9.0-9
Severity: serious
Justification: fails to build from source
freevo fails to build from source in a clean sid chroot. The interesting
parts of the build log:
[...]
| creating
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/cdrom.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/folder_image.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/audiocd.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/empty_cdrom.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/playlist_image.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/playlist.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| copying ./share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/unknown.png ->
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes
| creating
/build/sbuild-freevo_1.9.0-9-i386-o3xezz/freevo-1.9.0/debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/status
[...]
| #clean up dreaded folder.png problem
| rm debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/folder.png
| rm: cannot remove
`debian/tmp/usr/share/freevo/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/folder.png': No
such file or directory
| make: *** [install/freevo] Error 1
share/icons/themes/geexbox/mimetypes/folder.png is a broken symlink,
which is probably why it's not getting installed.
Simply changing "rm" to "rm -f" should fix this bug.
--
Jakub Wilk
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