Cant seem to find Pacpl on Packman repository anymore.
On Packman’s site, it says not available to public.
Is the app dead?
I know it’s been asked for, but it doesn’t look like it’s coming.
Hi
Give me a bit of time and will build the latest version on packman.
Thanks
Gold Star awarded!
Hi
Not yet…looks like some perl modules to build, have two done and working on the third, I’m sure there will be more…
You can see the progress here;
Project home:malcolmlewis Status Monitor - Packman Build Service
Take your time and enjoy
Awesome thanks !
Hi
OK, it’s built 
Should be here soon (in the noarch directory);
Index of /download/home:/malcolmlewis/openSUSE_11.4_Essentials/
If it needs additional perl files, please advise so I can add to the Requires.
I’ll confirm your Genius status when it’s installed 
A noobs doubt: Can anyone build such packages and upload them on a repository?
Hi
I’ve split out the kde4 components into a subpackage.
Hi
On packman? Not until you have some packaging experience AFAIK, then you could ask… You can on the Open Build Service, however there are some that cannot be built, see openSUSE:Build Service application blacklist - openSUSE
Have a look here;
Portal:Development/Topics - openSUSE
I used it in Dolphin on a .wav & it did nothing.
If it helps any I ran PACPL from Konsole & got this
robbie@mympc:~> pacpl
Switch will be removed from the Perl core distribution in the next major release. Please install it from CPAN. It is being used at /usr/bin/pacpl, line 22.
Can't locate CDDB_get.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.12.3/x86_64-linux-thread-multi /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.12.3 /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.12.3/x86_64-linux-thread-multi /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.12.3 /usr/lib/perl5/5.12.3/x86_64-linux-thread-multi /usr/lib/perl5/5.12.3 .) at /usr/bin/pacpl line 38.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /usr/bin/pacpl line 38.
One or more DATA sections were not processed by Inline.
I’m using 11.4 KDE 4.6.0 I installed through YAST & installed the KDE plugins
Install package perl-CDDB_get from openSUSE OSS
Perhaps this is missing in the “Requires:”
Hi
So it added the other ones ok, just not perl-CDDB_get?
M
Selecting Pacpl: It adds nothing else
OK, will add them all as requires then
Thanks
OK
Next question, by default it doesn’t need any codecs to build…only perl modules. Are there some defaults I should add to Requires?
checking for lame... no
checking for toolame... no
checking for gogo... no
checking for bladeenc... no
checking for oggenc... no
checking for oggdec... no
checking for speexenc... no
checking for speexdec... no
checking for flac... no
checking for mac... no
checking for shorten... no
checking for sox... no
checking for faac... no
checking for faad... no
checking for ffmpeg... no
checking for mplayer... no
checking for la... no
checking for bonk... no
checking for mppenc... no
checking for mppdec... no
checking for ofr... no
checking for ofs... no
checking for lpac... no
checking for ttaenc... no
checking for wavpack... no
checking for wvunpack... no
checking for required perl modules...
checking for perl module Switch... ok
checking for perl module strict... ok
checking for perl module warnings... ok
checking for perl module Getopt::Long... ok
checking for perl module File::Basename... ok
checking for perl module File::Find... ok
checking for perl module File::Spec::Functions... ok
checking for perl module CDDB_get... ok
checking for perl module Ogg::Vorbis::Header... ok
checking for perl module Audio::Musepack... ok
checking for perl module Audio::APETags... ok
checking for perl module Audio::WMA... ok
checking for perl module MP3::Tag... ok
checking for perl module MP4::Info... ok
checking for perl module Audio::FLAC::Header... ok
determining which plugins should be installed...
checking for amarok... yes
checking for dolphin... yes
checking for d3lphin... no
checking for konqueror... yes
checking for kdialog... yes
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating Makefile
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| Included Plugins |
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- Konqueror service menu
- Dolphin service menu
- Amarok plugin
Good - your configure finished. Start make now
I’ll probably already have what I need and I guess the question is: How to please all the people.
I seem to recall when it was originally in Packman it did just about everything
Hi
OK, switched to build from Multimedia and can build with the following list;
checking for lame... yes
checking for toolame... no
checking for gogo... no
checking for bladeenc... no
checking for oggenc... yes
checking for oggdec... yes
checking for speexenc... yes
checking for speexdec... yes
checking for flac... yes
checking for mac... no
checking for shorten... yes
checking for sox... yes
checking for faac... yes
checking for faad... yes
checking for ffmpeg... yes
checking for mplayer... yes
checking for la... no
checking for bonk... yes
checking for mppenc... no
checking for mppdec... no
checking for ofr... no
checking for ofs... no
checking for lpac... no
checking for ttaenc... yes
checking for wavpack... yes
checking for wvunpack... yes
It’s hard to know if should hard code requires as some people may not want all that installed?