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Gedit and Epiphany plugins stopped working after recent update. They are listed in plugin dialog, but can't be enabled. Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
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Try running from a terminal and look for useful output.
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I confirm that, plugins stopped working after update. When I open gedit in console i have this:
[lukasz@lukasz ~]$ gedit
ImportError: could not import gtksourceview
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Error initializing Python interpreter: could not im
port pygtksourceview.
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Please check the installation of all the Python rel
ated packages required by gedit and try again.
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Cannot load Python plugin 'Python Console' since g
edit was not able to initialize the Python interpreter.
** (gedit:8886): CRITICAL **: gedit_python_module_load: assertion `Py_IsInitiali
zed ()' failed
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Cannot load plugin 'pythonconsole' since file '/usr
/lib/gedit-2/plugins' cannot be read.
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Error activating plugin 'Python Console'
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Cannot load Python plugin 'External tools' si
nce gedit was not able to initialize the Python interpreter.
** (gedit:8886): CRITICAL **: gedit_python_module_load: assertion `Py_IsInitiali
zed ()' failed
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Cannot load plugin 'externaltools' since file '/usr
/lib/gedit-2/plugins' cannot be read.
** (gedit:8886): WARNING **: Error activating plugin 'External tools'
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Same here. Any ideas how to fix this?
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Please file a bug report.
Edit: a rebuild fixes this for me.
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Sorry for dumb question, how to do "rebuild" that fixed this for you, Allan? :-)
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Check out this wiki page: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ABS
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I was able to successfully enable the plugins by re-compiling gedit using the ABS system.
However, I do think this is a bug, and that we should report it. I'm unfamiliar with that
process as well. If anyone can post a quick suggestion as to the best place to file a bug report,
I would appreciate it :-)
In the meantime, here's what I did. This was my first time using the ABS system, so
I went to http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ABS All the below instructions are on the wiki,
these instructions are specific to gedit:
I installed abs using pacman.
# pacman -Sy abs
I edited /etc/abs.conf, and put a ! in front of the testing REPOS:
REPOS=(core extra community !testing)
As root, I ran
# abs
A bunch of stuff was downloaded to my /var/abs folder.
I make a directory in my home folder for gedit's stuff:
$ mkdir -p /home/yourusername/abs
I copied gedit's stuff from /var/abs to my abs folder:
$ cp -r /var/abs/extra/gedit/ ~/abs
$ cd ~/abs/gedit
I ran makepkg -s
$ makepkg -s
A bunch of stuff downloaded and compiled. When it was done, there was a new gedit-2.24.3-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz file in the same directory.
I told pacman to install the tar.gz file. Note that I did not have to uninstall gedit.
As root:
# pacman -U gedit-2.24.3-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz
And that was it! I could then go into gedit and enable/disable whatever plugins I wanted.
Hope this helps,
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i tried to rebuild gedit from abs, but i get this message:
checking for C compiler default output file name...
configure: error: in `/home/defcon/abs/gedit/src/gedit-2.24.3':
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
See `config.log' for more details.
==> FEHLER: Build fehlgeschlagen.
Breche ab ...
Whats wrong?
//Edit
Solved, the problem was my tuned makepkg.conf
Last edited by defcon (2009-02-21 18:31:19)
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Thanks Nate.. Now it is workig
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