Quick note:

Package "gcc" and "gcc-runtime" for GCC 4.8.5 ist now available in updated package:
It installs into /usr/gcc-sfe.
For backwards compatibility for older SFE packages, there are symlinks in /usr/gcc/lib/ and /usr/gcc/bin/ pointing to the new location. Old binaries have RPATH ........:/usr/gcc/lib and this way it finds gcc-runtime libs.

This is part one of two to enable Install for LibreOffice4 on OpenIndiana Hipster 2015 and 2016 in case you want the GCC compiler from the OSdistro installed (e.g. a OI Developer wants this).
Users of OI 2015 have been able to install before, but couldn't have gcc 4.8.5 from the OSDistro at the same time.

Part two is only for OpenIndiana Hipster 2016, as this delivers its own package perl-5/archive-zip which is needed by LibreOffice4. (I have to check separatly why perl is used by LO.....). Today the SFE package gets you into a IPS file conflict if you run Hipster 2016. The new perl-5/archiv-zip package will in the first run be a "renamed" package so on update or install it automatically forwards to the OSDistro provided package (this is the plan, we'll see if IPS has other plans...). Please expect this package to appear at around this weekend time.

OI has to run to catch Solaris 11, as users constantly download LibreOffice4 packages like crazy.
(yes, I'm a bit proud of this. OI will do the same very soon?)

Regards,
Thomas

Alexander tested the LibreOffice4 install on Openindiana Hipser 2016 and it works now.

The test has been:

* set the publisher as in http://sfe.opencsw.org/quickrepolinks
* pfexec pkg install libreoffice4-desktop-int@4.4.7.2 g++/boost g++/icu

Enjoy!

Regards,
Thomas

Small note, today I managed to move the compile instance OI151a8 from VirtualBox over to SmartOS KVM on a much faster machine.
I would like to know if you are interested in getting fresh packages on OI151a8 and which ones you need first.
An idea would be to get a recent OpenSSL into e.g. /usr/gnu/ and a recent OpenSSH.
Another idea would be to make a package for Libreoffice as our maintainer pjama made it run on OI151a9, so it should also compile fine on OI151a8. It would install on both OSDistro.

Please let me know in the comments or send an email to sfepackages at g mail dot com

Regards
Thomas

Hi Predrag,

some questions:

- between working and not working, what was the last pkg action?

- can you survive for a few days by rolling back to a previous OS-Bootenvironment?

- what does the output of the following commands look like:
pkg info entire osnet-incorporation | grep FMRI
pkg info icu | grep FMRI
pkg info boost | grep FMRI
pkg info libreoffice4 libreoffice4-desktop-int | grep FMRI

I believe I've seen cases where libreoffice was not at 4.4.7.2, so older packages in the IPS repo may depend on older gcc runtime libs (which is not what we want and your pasted output indicates this). This can happen if the IPS resolver works as designed but the result is not what we want. There are thoughts how to tune the Hipster IPS repo and / or the SFE IPS repo to make the install experience better. But no final solution is available today.

You may compare your LO releated package versions with the ones what I have:
FMRI: pkg://openindiana.org/consolidation/osnet/osnet-incorporation@0.5.11-2016.0.1.15945:20161028T005445Z
FMRI: pkg://openindiana.org/entire@0.5.11-2015.0.1.1:20151003T133738Z
FMRI: pkg://localhostoih/library/g++/icu@55.1-0.0.151.1.8:20160108T181915Z
FMRI: pkg://localhostoih/system/library/g++/boost@1.59.0-0.0.151.1.8:20160227T015758Z
FMRI: pkg://localhostoih/desktop/application/libreoffice4@4.4.7.2-0.0.151.1.8:20161028T214000Z
FMRI: pkg://localhostoih/desktop/application/libreoffice4-desktop-int@4.4.7.2-0.0.151.1.8:20161028T214000Z
( FMRI: pkg://openindiana.org/library/icu@55.1-2016.0.0.1:20160730T000017Z (not used by LO) )

I'm on the road this week, so there may be increased latency in my answers.

Regards,
Thomas

Hi Predrag,

Interesting part is that some OSDistro packages are a tiny bit newer on your system then on my testing hipster-2016.
So to have something to compare, I've done the update on my testing hipster VM. It now runs the Hipster version from this week.
Libreoffice starts fine and opens documents.
So I would say, there could be a remaining of older packages which didn't get automatically uninstalled or so.
This way it may stumble over an unwanted library (older or newer). It could be as well the case that your system has a library installed which I have not on my system. But Library-Searchpath may find the unwanted library first and this may lead to the symbols problem.

Can you can compare a LD_DEBUG run of the "loffice" start?

Like this:
$> script LD_DEBUG_yours
$> LD_DEBUG=files,libs loffice
$> exit

And "vimdiff" my file and yours. My script output is are here:
http://sfe.opencsw.org/~sfe/log/LD_DEBUG=files,libs_loffice-hipster

(you may want to: :1,$ s/^[0-9]*:// on both sides and then run vim instruction :diff again)

My currently installed packages list output (pkg list -v)
http://sfe.opencsw.org/~sfe/log/pkg_list_-v_hipster_for_libreoffice

HTH

Regards,
Thomas