[Lunar-bugs] [bug] How many /usr/include/db should there be?
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Sun Mar 13 21:09:14 UTC 2005
Project: lunar-linux
ID:
Version: <none>
Component: moonbase (modules)
Category: bug reports
Priority: normal
Assigned to: florin
Reported by: dveatch
Updated by: sofar
Status: active
florin, please check and escalate back to (moe?) whoever upgraded
db3/db4 to the new scheme. Does this symlink really break? It's very
ugly too!
sofar
Previous comments:
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Sat, 02/26/2005 - 18:28 : dveatch
Attachment: http://lunar-linux.org/files/issues/kdesdk3-3.3.2.bz2 (10.73 KB)
Having a problem with compiling kdesdk3. It fails in the
kbabel/kbabeldict/modules/dbsearchengine area. Since lunar has moved to
db4 I figured that might have something to do with it. Well I was gona
monkey with the BUILD for kdesdk3 and add the switches
"--with-db-dir=whatever". So I started looking in the inlude directory.
Well there is a /usr/include/db and within that directory is another
"db" directory and so on. Well I stopped following that after this many
subdirectories;
/usr/include/db3/db3/db3/db3/db3/db3/db3/db3
In case you need it the kdesdk3 compile log is attached.
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Sat, 02/26/2005 - 19:42 : v3rt1g0
well my /usr/include/db3/db3 is a symlink to . so I think the answer to
that question is infinite... I don't know if it is supposed to be this
way, but I assume it is like that for a reason? Anyone else know?
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