[redland] Re: failure delivery
James Michael DuPont
mdupont777 at yahoo.com
Sun Nov 17 06:58:24 GMT 2002
Dave, I am having problems getting to you,
so I am posting this to the groups.
I have been fighting to get the redland and perl modules compiling
as a separate deb.
> The trick was,
> make -f Makefile.perl install
> PREFIX=`pwd`/debian/lib-redland-perl-0.9.11/
> LIB=`pwd`/debian/lib-redland-perl-0.9.11/
That is not %100, for debian, you need
make -f Makefile.perl install
PREFIX=`pwd`/debian/lib-redland-perl-0.9.11/usr
LIB=`pwd`/debian/lib-redland-perl-0.9.11/usr
that puts things into usr, and then debian can find it.
more to come, I will need a week before I can get the deb going,
have to finish up the pango port for mingw.
that might be interesting for you some day:
http://introspector.sf.net/dia_win32.htm
mike
> <Dave.Beckett at bristol.ac.uk>:
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> Thanks for the great module.
>
> I had to rename the perl dir into redland-perl-0.9.11
>
> here is is the deb, in the debian directory here
> http://introspector.sourceforge.net/debian/incoming/
>
> lib-redland-perl-0.9.11_0.9.11.dsc
> lib-redland-perl-0.9.11_0.9.11.tar.gz
> lib-redland-perl-0.9.11_0.9.11_i386.deb
>
> The trick was,
> make -f Makefile.perl install
> PREFIX=`pwd`/debian/lib-redland-perl-0.9.11/
> LIB=`pwd`/debian/lib-redland-perl-0.9.11/
>
> hope you like it!
> mike
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James Michael DuPont
http://introspector.sourceforge.net/
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