David posted on Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:01:16 +0100 as excerpted:
> I have that problem too, but I can't simply downgrade because here in
> Gentoo, kde needs at least 2.4.0 with virtuoso enabled. Maybe it's a
> bug. Someone has reported it upstream? It would be usefull to have that
> posted in this case to be fixed ASAP.
It does? It didn't here. I didn't realize it until I saw the upgrade
available when I synced and did my usual emerge -vanuD @selected, here,
with soprano-2.4.0 listed as an upgrade from 2.3.73, but everything here
is built against 2.3.73, which is what I'm running ATM.
I don't have all of kde installed, but here's what equery gives me for
deps on soprano (vertical space added between packages for clarity due to
line wrapping for posting):
$equery d soprano
* These packages depend on soprano:
app-office/akonadi-server-1.3.0 (>=dev-libs/soprano-2.2)
kde-base/kdelibs-4.4.0 (semantic-desktop ? >=dev-libs/soprano-2.3.73
[dbus,raptor,redland])
kde-base/nepomuk-4.4.0 (>=dev-libs/soprano-2.3.70
[dbus,raptor,redland,virtuoso])
So at least as I have it ATM, the highest soprano dependency is for
kdelibs-4.4.0, which requires soprano 2.3.73. No 2.4.0 required at all.
Now akonadi-server-1.3.1 is in my upgrade list tonite as well, but
according to equery g (--depth=1), it has the same >=soprano-2.2
requirement as 1.3.0 had:
dev-libs/soprano-2.4.0 (>=dev-libs/soprano-2.2)
(That's saying the dep would be filled by 2.4.0 as that's in my upgrade
list for the nite, but 2.2 is the minimum actually required.)
And none of the virtuoso packages (at least not virtuoso-server or
virtuoso-odbc, the two I have installed, both version 6.1.0) appear to
require soprano directly -- it's not in their equery g --depth=1 list.
So barring some new information, I think you're misreading your
dependencies, and soprano 2.4.0 is filling the dependency, but soprano
2.3.73 is probably the minimum required, unless you have some package
installed there that requires higher, that I don't have installed here.
As for a bug filing, Gentoo at least has one already. Looks like there's
more info there (including a hint that 2.4.0 might not be a problem for
me, since I had USE=-semantic-desktop, etc, before kde 4.4, and didn't
have any of that stuff installed until 4.4, where virtuoso is the
default). There's also various hints and workarounds suggested that work
for some people, but maybe not all.
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=304315
Just to be safe (since it appears I'd be fine anyway), I think I'm going
to mask soprano-2.4.0 here and stay with 2.3.73. Rob says in comment #6
that 2.3.73 may have issues of its own and not index stuff with kde 4.4,
but then says it might work fine with virtuoso-6, which I have installed
(6.1.0 as mentioned above) as he doesn't. Anyway, I'm fine with no
desktop indexing as long as kmail/kaddressbook continue to work, so I
think package.masking =dev-libs/soprano-2.4.0 would seem the wisest choice
ATM, especially since everything's built against 2.3.73 and seems to be
fine, so there's little harm in keeping it that way.
(FWIW, confirmed, masking =dev-libs/soprano-2.4.0 doesn't seem to cause
any weird dependency issues. I'm doing the other upgrades for the evening
now.)
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