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[jerryc5 at verizon.net]

  Dave, I did a self-update with the same results.  I didn't try a 
command for fink to install "gnome-keyring".  I did eventually fix the 
problem by a source download of Fink.  After that, the gnucash download 
and build worked fine and gnucash is functioning fine.  If I ever need 
to reinstall I will again try the binary download and this time request 
Fink to install any missing packagesfirst.  That is where the deficieny 
was for me - not in gnucash.  Thanks for the reply.

Jerry Cowles

On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at  1:32 AM, David Reiser wrote:

>
On Dec 23, 2008, at 9:30 PM, Jerald Cowles wrote:

> I have just updated Fink with a binary package on a Mac Intel running
> Leopard.  I updated fink to accept the unstable tree.  Gnucash2 does
> appear as a package choice.  When attempting installation with either
> fink commander or the terminal window I get the same message
> immediately as follows:
>
> Information about 7246 packages read in 1 seconds.
>
> fink needs help picking an alternative to satisfy a virtual
> dependency. The
> candidates:
>
> (1)	db44-aes: Berkeley DB embedded database - crypto
> (2)	db44: Berkeley DB embedded database - non crypto
>
> Pick one: [1]
> Can't resolve dependency "gnome-keyring-dev (>= 2.24.1-1)" for package
> "libgoffice-0.6-0.6.5-3" (no matching packages/versions found)
> Exiting with failure.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.  I would really like to use Gnucash if
> possible.  Thank you.  Jerry Cowles
>

Have you done a 'fink selfupdate' recently? gnome-keyring-dev 2.24.1-1 
is available, but perhaps your local package descriptions haven't been 
updated to know how to get it.

Dave
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