Oh my bad I read the bug report wrong and confused this with a different bug. If it's the immodules problem then adding this to the rules file should fix it.
if [ -d $(DEST)/usr/lib$(SUFFIX)/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/immodule-files.d ]; then \
find $(DEST)/usr/lib$(SUFFIX)/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/immodule-files.d -type f \
| while read F; do sed -i 's,/lib/,/lib$(SUFFIX)/,' "$$F"; done; \
fi
I have not looked at the Ubuntu package source in a while but I could not find that in the rules or postinst scripts. Best solution would be to use the newest ia32-libs version in Debian since it fixed this and several other issues. I could help with that (if needed) since I already ported it so it could in lucid/maverick/Debian sid and uploaded it to my ppa.
Oh my bad I read the bug report wrong and confused this with a different bug. If it's the immodules problem then adding this to the rules file should fix it.
if [ -d $(DEST) /usr/lib$ (SUFFIX) /gtk-2. 0/2.10. 0/immodule- files.d ]; then \ /usr/lib$ (SUFFIX) /gtk-2. 0/2.10. 0/immodule- files.d -type f \ ,/lib$( SUFFIX) /,' "$$F"; done; \
find $(DEST)
| while read F; do sed -i 's,/lib/
fi
I have not looked at the Ubuntu package source in a while but I could not find that in the rules or postinst scripts. Best solution would be to use the newest ia32-libs version in Debian since it fixed this and several other issues. I could help with that (if needed) since I already ported it so it could in lucid/maverick/ Debian sid and uploaded it to my ppa.