libcaldav built. Build log attached in case you see something different or unusual with building in Slackware.
Minor nit: Source tarball says version is 0.6.5, but unpacks as 0.6.4.
Installed libcaldav.
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Can't build libcarddav. Strange critter. I can't capture the entire build output. The log stops (using tee command) and does not contain the failure messages I see on screen.
I'm attaching the build output using copy and paste from Konsole.
Snippet from build script:
tar xvf $CWD/../zz_src_other/${PRGNAM}_${VERSION}-0debian2.tar.gz cd $TMP/$PRGNAM-$VERSION || exit 1 chown -R root:root . ./autogen.sh make || exit 1 make install DESTDIR=$PKG
Darrell
libcaldav built. Build log attached in case you see something different or unusual with building in Slackware.
Minor nit: Source tarball says version is 0.6.5, but unpacks as 0.6.4.
Installed libcaldav.
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Can't build libcarddav. Strange critter. I can't capture the entire build output. The log stops (using tee command) and does not contain the failure messages I see on screen.
I'm attaching the build output using copy and paste from Konsole.
Snippet from build script:
tar xvf $CWD/../zz_src_other/${PRGNAM}_${VERSION}-0debian2.tar.gz cd $TMP/$PRGNAM-$VERSION || exit 1 chown -R root:root . ./autogen.sh make || exit 1 make install DESTDIR=$PKG
Darrell
That *is* strange. Why in the world is it trying to build in the /dev/shm/libcarddav-0.6.2 folder??
I'll see what I can do with it.
Tim
That *is* strange. Why in the world is it trying to build in the /dev/shm/libcarddav-0.6.2 folder??
Probably because of the way I build packages.
In my system I have $TMP defined to tmpfs at /dev/shm.
Generally, the Slackware way to build packages is to untar the sources to a temporary working location. Although your svn sources are not compressed, I continue to use the same practice by copying the source tree to a temporary location.
tqtinterface and libcaldav compile fine. As do other packages from svn using this practice. Just libcarddav is resisting.
That *is* strange. Why in the world is it trying to build in the /dev/shm/libcarddav-0.6.2 folder??
Probably because of the way I build packages.
In my system I have $TMP defined to tmpfs at /dev/shm.
Generally, the Slackware way to build packages is to untar the sources to a temporary working location. Although your svn sources are not compressed, I continue to use the same practice by copying the source tree to a temporary location.
tqtinterface and libcaldav compile fine. As do other packages from svn using this practice. Just libcarddav is resisting.
OK, that helps. Thanks for the info!
Tim
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