Weird error trying to build Libre Office from source
rubisetcie
rubis.et.cie at gmail.com
Fri Jul 25 17:25:56 UTC 2025
After investigations, I suspect the problem might come from my version of
XSLTPROC, if maybe there was a change in how external entities can be
loaded...
My version prints this:
Using libxml 20914, libxslt 10135 and libexslt 820
xsltproc was compiled against libxml 20914, libxslt 10135 and libexslt 820
libxslt 10135 was compiled against libxml 20914
libexslt 820 was compiled against libxml 20914
Is the XSLTPROC used to build LibreOffice an earlier one?
Le jeu. 24 juil. 2025 à 09:31, Michael Weghorn <m.weghorn at posteo.de> a
écrit :
> On 2025-07-24 09:24, rubisetcie wrote:
> > Thank you for pointing out a way to bypass the error.
> >
> > I haven't made any changes to the git master, unfortunately it makes no
> > difference... I have tried with both libreoffice-25.8.0.1 and master, I
> > don't know from where the problem comes from...
> >
> > Here is my full configure command:
> >
> > ../configure --prefix=<location> \
> > --disable-debug --disable-symbols --disable-cve-tests \
> > --enable-optimized=yes --enable-release-build --enable-lto \
> > --enable-qt6 --enable-kf6 \
> > --enable-eot \
> > --enable-avahi \
> > --enable-pdfimport \
> > --disable-community-flavor \
> > --enable-coinmp \
> > --enable-curl \
> > --enable-cups \
> > --enable-ldap \
> > --enable-libcmis \
> > --enable-lpsolve \
> > --enable-sdremote-bluetooth \
> > --enable-python=system \
> > --disable-firebird-sdbc \
> > --disable-mariadb-sdbc \
> > --disable-postgresql-sdbc \
> > --with-webdav \
> > --without-system-jars \
> > --without-junit \
> > --without-fonts \
> > --without-doxygen \
> > --with-lang='fr' --with-locales='fr' \
> > --with-theme='breeze breeze_svg breeze_dark breeze_dark_svg colibre
> > colibre_svg colibre_dark colibre_dark_svg elementary elementary_svg' \
> > --with-system-headers \
> > --with-system-libs \
> > --with-ant-home=<ant> \
> > --with-jdk-home=<jdk> \
> > --with-galleries=build \
> > --with-templates=yes \
> > --with-product-name='LibreOffice' \
> > --with-vendor='Rubisetcie' \
> > --with-help=html
>
> To see whether any of these options is causing the problem, you could
> try building without them. (And if that succeeds, add options again one
> by one or in smaller chunks, to see which one is causing the problem.)
>
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