[12:47] <erich_> hi... I'm having this problem getting jini to run on my kubuntu VMware machine.. is there anyone here that might be able to help?
[03:54] <man-di> erich_: hello
[03:55] <man-di> erich_: I was in bed already the last time you asked
[03:55] <man-di> eine big question: Why dont you just apt-get the jdk6 and be done? Why do want to do the hard work yourself?
[03:58] <erich_> hi - on the new install - I did apt-get jdk6
[03:58] <erich_> and good to hear you're getting sleep!
[03:59] <erich_> to review this latest effort:
[03:59] <erich_> I built a new Kubuntu 64 bit virtual machine - the last one was a 32bit machine (this is all on a athlon 64X2 4800)..
[04:00] <erich_> I did apt-get update/upgrade
[04:00] <erich_> I did apt-get install sun-java6-sdk
[04:00] <erich_> I downloaded the jini installer .bin and executed it..
[04:01] <erich_> this time - unlike last time - the install failed with all those libc problems...
[04:01] <erich_> so I stripped all the export LD_ASSUME_KERNELS...
[04:01] <erich_> which allowed the .bin to complete...
[04:01] <man-di> aah, JINI has native parts
[04:01] <man-di> where did you got JINI? URL?
[04:02] <erich_> jini.org... I'll look for the actual url -standby
[04:03] <erich_> starterkit.dev.java.net/jini/2.1/InstData/Lunux/NoVM/jini2_1.bin
[04:04] <erich_> and - finally on the review... the Launch-all script failed the same way it did the first time..
[04:04] <man-di> erich_: please do a 'file jini2_1.bin' and send me the output
[04:04] <erich_> standby - thanks
[04:04] <man-di> and a file ... on the binaries of JNI
[04:04] <man-di> JINI
[04:05] <erich_> on the first question - I get "jini2_1.bin: awk script text"
[04:05] <man-di> ok
[04:05] <erich_> not sure what you're asking for per the file...
[04:06] <man-di> execute file command with all the exutables from JINI as arguments
[04:06] <erich_> ok.
[04:07] <erich_> do you mean the jars in jini2_1/ ? (sorry for the ignorance here)
[04:07] <erich_> jini2_1/lib I mean
[04:09] <man-di> erich_: not the jars
[04:09] <man-di> on the executables
[04:09] <erich_> I'm sorry - are they in the Jini2_1 tree somewhere?
[04:10] <man-di> I dont know JINI, but there should be
[04:10] <erich_> looking
[04:13] <erich_> I don't actually find executables - I think it all runs in the JVM, do you mind if I flood this with the errors the Launch-all script reports (about 8 lines worth)
[04:13] <erich_> ?
[04:17] <man-di> ok
[04:17] <erich_> erich@aGraph-Client:/etc/jini2_1$ installverify/Launch-All
[04:17] <man-di> I installed it now myswlf here
[04:17] <erich_> nawk: error while loading shared libraries: libm.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:17] <erich_> dirname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:17] <erich_> /bin/ls: error while loading shared libraries: librt.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:18] <erich_> basename: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:18] <erich_> dirname: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:18] <erich_> basename: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:18] <erich_> grep: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:18] <erich_> /usr/bin/java: error while loading shared libraries: libpthread.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:18] <erich_> ah - cool
[04:18] <man-di> erich_: I dont have ubuntu amd64 here
[04:18] <erich_> check... I tried it originally with the standard 32bit build...
[04:18] <man-di> please 'apt-cache search ia32-libs-' and tell me what it says
[04:19] <erich_> I should note that this is running on a virtual machine running on 32 bit XP - RUnning apt-cache..
[04:20] <erich_> $ apt-cache search ia32-libs-
[04:20] <erich_> ia32-libs-gtk - gtk+ ia32 shared libraries for with OpenOffice.org
[04:20] <erich_> ia32-libs-kde - KDE ia32 shared libraries for with OpenOffice.org
[04:20] <erich_> ia32-libs-openoffice.org - ia32 shared libraries for with OpenOffice.org
[04:20] <erich_> ia32-libs-scim - scim ia32 shared libraries for use with OpenOffice.org
[04:20] <erich_> ia32-libs-sdl - ia32 shared libraries of sdl related packages for use on amd64 and ia64 systems
[04:20] <man-di> and apt-cache show ia32-libs
[04:20] <man-di> ?
[04:21] <erich_> $ apt-cache show ia32-libs-
[04:21] <erich_> W: Unable to locate package ia32-libs-
[04:21] <erich_> E: No packages found
[04:21] <man-di> without the - on the end
[04:21] <erich_> ah - sorry
[04:22] <erich_> erich@aGraph-Client:/etc/jini2_1$ apt-cache show ia32-libs
[04:22] <erich_> Package: ia32-libs
[04:22] <erich_> Priority: optional
[04:22] <erich_> Section: libs
[04:22] <erich_> Installed-Size: 42336
[04:22] <erich_> Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[04:22] <erich_> Original-Maintainer: Bdale Garbee<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[04:22] <erich_> Architecture: amd64
[04:22] <erich_> Version: 1.5ubuntu5
[04:23] <erich_> Replaces: ia32-libs-openoffice.org (<< 5), ia32-libs-kde (<< 3), ia32-libs-gtk (<< 17)
[04:23] <erich_> Depends: lsb-release, lib32stdc++6, lib32gcc1, lib32z1, libc6-i386
[04:23] <man-di> apt-get install ia32-libs
[04:23] <erich_> Conflicts: openoffice.org2-core (<< 2.0.1oob680m5)
[04:23] <erich_> Filename: pool/main/i/ia32-libs/ia32-libs_1.5ubuntu5_amd64.deb
[04:23] <erich_> Size: 16444952
[04:23] <erich_> MD5sum: 7dba6438aaa179a0701c7c46109f21ee
[04:23] <erich_> SHA1: a39722b16eef85c5854be70e933d491ebc1d949b
[04:23] <erich_> SHA256: 5cda3db0040ae80aad965f5326d56e9ff4b259c1a60e2c7edaca73a0a75fd3d5
[04:23] <erich_> Description: ia32 shared libraries for use on amd64 and ia64 systems
[04:23] <erich_>  This package contains runtime libraries for the ia32/i386
[04:23] <erich_>  architecture, configured for use on an amd64 or ia64 Debian system running
[04:23] <erich_>  a 64-bit kernel.
[04:23] <erich_> Bugs<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[04:23] <erich_> Origin: Ubuntu
[04:23] <man-di> it seems it needs 32-bit system libs somehow
[04:23] <erich_> will do...
[04:24] <man-di> so having a 64-bit userspace is a bit overkill
[04:24] <erich_> I only installed the 63bit version because I tried all the fixes we talked about yesterday on the 32bit version... and it still didn't fix it..
[04:24] <erich_> installing the lib now..
[04:25] <man-di> the 32 bit version has normally less problems when it comes to non-packaged sofware
[04:26] <erich_> seems to make good sense... the thing that's weird, though, is that it produced these same errors yesterday while I was trying to install it on a 32bit build..
[04:26] <erich_> after reinstalling the sdk using apt-get
[04:28] <erich_> perhaps I installed the wrong 32bit build or something in VMware..
[04:28] <erich_> e.g. not the amd one.
[04:29] <erich_> and finding a 63bit install was a real trick! lol
[04:30] <erich_> so it produces the same errors - do I need to restart the machine or something?
[04:31] <erich_> guess I'll build a 32bit machine again and start from there... I take it jini fired right up on your 32bit build?
[04:31] <erich_> you got a service browser that popped up and so on..
[04:45] <erich_> you there Michael?
[04:53] <man-di> sorry
[04:53] <man-di> phone
[04:54] <man-di> yes, from what I can see it all works fine here
[04:54] <man-di> whatever it does
[05:18] <erich_> likewise re phone.. Thanks for you help - I'll do a 32bit install and ping Dan Creswell if it doesn't work..
[05:19] <vil> hi tmarble
[05:20] <tmarble> vil, hello!
[05:20] <vil> question about netbeans deb package
[05:20] <tmarble> yes
[05:20] <vil> why do you need to download the bin yourself?
[05:20] <tmarble> ah.... it's a silly licensing issue
[05:21] <tmarble> we're hoping to resolve this ASAP and make it a real package (instead of an installer package)
[05:21] <vil> so it cannnot be downloaded automatically when the installation starts, very much same like flashplayer-nonfree?
[05:23] <tmarble> not at this time (sorry)
[05:33] <vil> tmarble, ok
[05:33] <vil> but is there any license problem with downloading it automatically?
[05:34] <tmarble> hmm... perhaps not
[05:34] <tmarble> you mean... via wget or some such?
[05:36] <vil> yes, use wget in the preinstall
[05:37] <vil> that's ok, I was just currious. it's a bit annoying to download it myself
[05:37] <tmarble> of course it's annoying -- i hate it too
[05:37] <vil> hopefully, you will be able to package it inside the deb soon
[05:37] <tmarble> does flash-nonfree have a fallback (test) if internet is not available?
[05:37] <tmarble> perhaps it could check in /tmp first, then do wget
[05:38] <vil> no idea, I just know it works without manual download
[05:38] <vil> best to check it
[05:38] <tmarble> ok -- i've made a note
[05:38] <tmarble> i'm waiting for cjwatson to advise on how to do next upload
[05:40] <vil> you said, it will change some day. are going to switch the license or change its wording?
[05:48] <tmarble> change the license (some of the ancillary terms)
[05:48] <tmarble> not the CDDL... the SLA parts that are associated
[06:02] <vil> tmarble, any plans to do a real source package in the future? do you depend on the openjdk?
[06:03] <tmarble> yes... eventually
[06:03] <tmarble> sorry -- i'm in a meeting now and can't explain the details at the moment
[06:04] <vil> tmarble, np, thanks anyway