This bug was fixed in the package ogre - 1.7.3-6
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ogre (1.7.3-6) unstable; urgency=low
* Use always "versioned" directory names, like /usr/share/OGRE-1.7.3 and
/usr/lib/MULTIARCH_TRIPLET/OGRE-1.7.3 instead of plain .../OGRE. In this
way several versions of the library c
Thanks. I'll test it asap.
FYI: Playdeb has some games using OGRE as 3D-framework. Sadly, they're
not in the standart repositories.
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Hi all,
Julian, I'm the maintainer in Debian and I already gave my opinion
above, please update to at least to -6, or 1.7.4-* if possible (it
solves additional problems with remaining /etc/OGRE* files).
Regards.
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we are lucky that -6 is still in testing so we can sync it, from the changelog
it seems that it may not need an exception.
I'll do a testbuild and do the sync it, please test it when it has been
published, I do not use (or even know) any programs using ogre)
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As described above. Any OGRE program crashes when the library is
initialised..
I would be happy with 1.7.3-6. 1.8 is about to be released soon anyways
and i hope to use that version in precise+1.
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> The so-version didn't change. 1.7.3 and 1.7.4 are two different
packages in debian.
thats how soversion changes are handled in debian packages
it is not difficult to get 1.7.4 into precise (assuming everything
builds), it just needs to go by the release team. Given that 1.7.3 is
broken its unli
The so-version didn't change. 1.7.3 and 1.7.4 are two different packages
in debian.
I understand that it's difficult to get 1.7.4 into precise but at
updating 1.7.3 to the latest version of Debian should be possible as it
is just a fix for a bug in packaging
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if it were a proper bugfix only release we wouldn't need to do a transition.
The soversion of the package changed, which means it is not api/abi compatible
and requires a transition of all its reverse dependencies.
luckily its only one (cegui-mk2), but it still needs an exception.
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It is a bugfix only update! In fact, as said before, the package
currently is unuseable! (at least for me)
I just want to pull the latest debian version of this package into
precise. It hasn't any ubuntu specific changes so there shouldn't be any
problems.
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** Tags added: precise
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unless its a bugfix only update, you have to request a feature freeze exception
at this point:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess
** Changed in: ogre (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Triaged
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Hello,
I'm the maintainer of the package and I'm from Debian [only], so not
sure how Ubuntu folks handle the upgrades. I tried to set different
tags to the bug a few weeks ago trying to grab their attention, but no
luck so far.
I hope that you can get them to sync the package, it'll be better fo
Also I saw that 1.7.4 is already packaged in sid. Should I file a new
bug for it to get included into precise too?
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Just wanted to actually try if the packages work again an realized that
ubuntu is still on -3 in precise.. Who is responsible for pushing this
into Ubuntu?
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Thank you for fixing this. I can however not test this as I'm linking
statically to Ogre1.8 now.
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The bug then should be fixed when Ubuntu devels get my package from
Debian (-4 or -5 should fix this).
** Changed in: ogre (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
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I've just tried the game with Ogre 1.7.3-4 in Debian and the game runs
fine.
Thank you for solving the problem.
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Title:
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Can you please test 1.7.3-4? Should be directly installable in
Ubuntu... just have to choose the proper architecture the same OGRE
packages that you have currently installed in your system. Take from
one of these places (maybe it takes a while to be available):
http://snapshot.debian.org/packa
I have the same error trying to run my Ogre game project and with the
Ogre tutorials in Debian Sid with Ogre 1.7.3-3. The game runs fine with
1.7.3-2.
I have changed the PluginFolder in plugins.cfg to
"PluginFolder=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/OGRE".
I have debugged the execution and the problem see
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ogre (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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What do you mean that "is linked properly" or "with undefined references
in the debug"?
If you want the debugger to show debug info also for those other
libraries, you will need to install their corresponding debug versions.
The debug package of OGRE doesn't pull/depend on the -dbg packages of
all
It's still segfaulting. I don't use the plugins.cfg in my project so
this can't be the problem.
I actually figured out where the debug-version libogremain is located.
It turns out my synaptic installatin doesn't display the package
properties correctly, apt-get -L does however. But it doesn't seem
Hi Kai,
I do not use Ubuntu, but I am the maintainer of the OGRE packages in
Debian and Ubuntu seems to get them directly (as they do with other of
my packages), so I keep an eye on bug reports and everything.
First of all thanks for reporting. Second, please apologise for my lack
of experience
Uhm, I just spotted something...
In /etc/OGRE/plugins.cfg, can you please change the line:
PluginFolder=/usr/lib/OGRE
with:
PluginFolder=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/OGRE
and tell me if it continues segfaulting?
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