[Gambas-user] Make installation package fails on Manjaro

[Jørn Erik Mørne]

Den 18. sep. 2014 17:16, skrev Benoît Minisini:
> Le 17/09/2014 10:12, Jørn Erik Mørne a écrit :
>> Den 17. sep. 2014 03:41, skrev Benoît Minisini:
>>> Le 16/09/2014 17:19, Jørn Erik Mørne a écrit :
>>>>
>>>> It really doesn't matter what project you use, as all of them fail the
>>>> same way. I had Manjaro on two different PCs and the result was the 
>>>> same
>>>> on both. Here is a slightly modified version of that project I used to
>>>> show the error attached in the previous mail. (Perhaps you'll also see
>>>> that because of the TrayIcon that is included in the project, you'll
>>>> have to force quit the app to stop it. Clicking x just closes the
>>>> window, but leaves Gambas still in running mode... also, in Ubuntu, 
>>>> the
>>>> tray icon is not showing, however now it is showing in KDE 
>>>> Manjaro... I
>>>> have no idea why it all of a sudden changed like that.)
>>>>
>>>> Kind regards
>>>> Jørn Erik
>>>
>>> I know it doesn't matter, but I always need the project to reproduce
>>> the same conditions as much as possible!
>>>
>>> Now I'm currently compiling Gambas on a ArchLinux installed (with many
>>> problems) inside VirtualBox...
>>>
>>> But I didn't write the code that makes ArchLinux package, not being an
>>> ArchLinux user, and the guy who wrote it disappeared.
>>>
>>> So be patient!
>>>
>>
>> No hurry :) I am just reporting bugs I find, but I also know you are
>> doing a lot, and I am in no way expecting you to fix it immediately,
>> though you are often very quick :) Thanks for making Gambas Benoît, it
>> is truly a very nice project.
>>
>> Wishing you a very good day!
>>
>> Kind regards
>> Jørn Erik
>>
>
> The ArchLinux packages should be fixed in revision #6487. If you can 
> confirm, it would be cool.
>
> Regards,
>

Hi! It is getting somewhere, but not quite there yet, it seems. I can 
now make a package, but when I try to install it (no matter which one) I 
get some error messages about the package file:
1. Missing meta data
2. Invalid or corrupt package

Kind regards
Jørn Erik