I build latest Wireshark master branch by using Nmake and Cmake. Everything seems fine, I can also create a Visual Studio Solution by using Cmake. However, when I tried to build by using Visual Studio, following errors appears: Error 1 error : Attempt to load network entity http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.5/docbookx.dtd C:\Wireshark_Development\tag\wireshark_tag_branch\build64\docbook\CUSTOMBUILD user_guide_chm Error 2 error : "xmllint" --nonet --noout --valid "/cygdrive/c/Wireshark_Development/tag/wireshark_tag_branch/build64/docbook/release-notes.xml" returned non-zero exit status 4 C:\Wireshark_Development\tag\wireshark_tag_branch\build64\docbook\a2x release_notes_html Error 3 error : Attempt to load network entity http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.5/docbookx.dtd C:\Wireshark_Development\tag\wireshark_tag_branch\build64\docbook\CUSTOMBUILD developer_guide_chm I cannot find a way to solve this error, do you help me to understand what is happening? asked 26 Oct '15, 01:31  BirolCapa showing 5 of 10 show 5 more comments |
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As per @Jaap's comment above, I think your Cygwin installation is missing the dtd's required for xmllint. My Cygwin has the docbook-xml45 package (under the Text category), can you check if that's installed with Cygwin setup? Installing that package adjusts /etc/xml/catalog. I also have the docbook-xsl package installed, just in case that's needed as well. answered 04 Nov '15, 10:20  grahamb ♦ Nice one Graham - installing docbook-xml45 has fixed it. Can you or someone move your comment immediately above to the Post Your Answer box? (04 Nov '15, 14:55) PaulOfford @grahamb, I was getting the expected 3 build errors for not having those packets. I went ahead and got those added and am still getting one: "C:\Development\wsbuild32\Wireshark.sln" (default target) (1) -> "C:\Development\wsbuild32\docboo\release_notes_txt.vcxproj.metaproj" (default target) (61) -> (CustomBuild target) -> a2x : error : "lynx" -dump "/cygdrive/c/Development/wsbuild32/docbook/release-notes.text.html" > "/cygdrive/c/Development/wsbuild32/docbook/release-notes.text" returned non-zero exit status 1 [C:\Development\wsbuild32\docbook\release_notes_txt.vcxproj]" as if I may have missed a dependency somewhere. Any ideas? (01 Dec '15, 06:05) coloncm I should add that it builds successfully using the Visual Studio 2013 IDE, and getting the error via command prompt. (01 Dec '15, 06:26) coloncm 1 @grahamb,disregard. just needed to refresh my environment settings after changes. Thank you. (01 Dec '15, 06:36) coloncm |
I'm getting the same problem. I've tried manually downloading the docbookx.dtd file into the CUSTOMBUILD directory but that doesn't fix it. I guess because even if I do that cmake still tries the operation during a build.
From memory the catalog.xml file may need some tweaking.
Are you using MSBuild from the command line or compiling in the VS IDE?
Please try again with MSBuild, redirecting the build output to a text file "2>&1 > build.txt" and post that back here as a comment.
I'm trying to build with VS IDE. I'll try with MSBuild as you've suggested.
I stepped around the errors associated with the guides with the following:
but that still left the xmllint problem. In desparation I broke out procmon. What I found was that xmllint.exe is trying to access a file using a bad file specification:
There is a backtick after the string "http". Of course, windows returns PATH NOT FOUND. All issues seem to relate to docbookx.dtd.
Hi Graham,
It was too big to load into comments so I have put it here - http://www.advance7.com/video/build.txt
In case it's of any use I've also uploaded the ProcMon output in CSV format - http://www.advance7.com/video/ProcMonLogfile.csv
Best regards...Paul
Does your Cygwin bin directory contain xmllint?
Yes - c:\cygwin64\bin\xmllint.exe
I'll need to dig into this some more. Might take some time.
Using msbuild try the following:
This cleans the release_notes project (i.e. docbook\release-notes.html and .txt) and then rebuilds the project.
Done - output is here http://www.advance7.com/video/build2.txt