I am using Trinity in an environment with no kde4 and hence no qt4. Everything is compiled with /usr prefix. I am also using a slackware 14.0 base. I need to compile avahi so as to give konqueror zeroconf support but here is where i run into a predicament. Avahi looks for moc-qt3 and moc (during compilation) and since these have become moc-tqt and tmoc it does not find them.
Can anyone experienced with building on slack14 give me an idea how to get around this?
2012/11/10 Jay jayflood@gmail.com:
I am using Trinity in an environment with no kde4 and hence no qt4. Everything is compiled with /usr prefix. I am also using a slackware 14.0 base. I need to compile avahi so as to give konqueror zeroconf support but here is where i run into a predicament. Avahi looks for moc-qt3 and moc (during compilation) and since these have become moc-tqt and tmoc it does not find them.
Can anyone experienced with building on slack14 give me an idea how to get around this?
If you are using cmake to build tdelibs then all dnssd code associated with avahi support seems to be disabled permanently. I haven't checked bugzilla if there is already such bug. So for nowadays you'll loose nothing if you build avahi without qt3 and kdelibs without avahi. *I haven't checked all those but it seems to be so according to the source code*
Thanks. I am using cmake to build tdelibs.
"So for nowadays you'll loose nothing if you build avahi without qt3 and kdelibs without avahi." Unfortunately i am losing zeroconf support in konqueror when i click 'networking services' and the zeroconf:/ kioslave appears.
Jay
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 10:10 PM, Fat-Zer fatzer2@gmail.com wrote:
2012/11/10 Jay jayflood@gmail.com:
I am using Trinity in an environment with no kde4 and hence no qt4. Everything is compiled with /usr prefix. I am also using a slackware 14.0 base. I need to compile avahi so as to give konqueror zeroconf support
but
here is where i run into a predicament. Avahi looks for moc-qt3 and moc (during compilation) and since these have become moc-tqt and tmoc it does not find them.
Can anyone experienced with building on slack14 give me an idea how to
get
around this?
If you are using cmake to build tdelibs then all dnssd code associated with avahi support seems to be disabled permanently. I haven't checked bugzilla if there is already such bug. So for nowadays you'll loose nothing if you build avahi without qt3 and kdelibs without avahi. *I haven't checked all those but it seems to be so according to the source code*
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I am using Trinity in an environment with no kde4 and hence no qt4.
I do likewise in my Slackware build environments. No possible contamination or confusion. :)
Everything is compiled with /usr prefix. I am also using a slackware 14.0 base. I need to compile avahi so as to give konqueror zeroconf support but here is where i run into a predicament. Avahi looks for moc-qt3 and moc (during compilation) and since these have become moc-tqt and tmoc it does not find them.
Can anyone experienced with building on slack14 give me an idea how to get around this?
Only to mention the obvious, be sure avahi is built and installed. :) I'm using version 0.6.30 and the build script from slackbuilds.org.
With that out of the way, here are my configure options for the Trinity avahi-tqt package:
CFLAGS="$CPUOPT" \ CXXFLAGS=$CPUOPT \ ./autogen.sh \ --prefix=${PREFIX} \ --sysconfdir=${SYSCONFDIR} \ --libdir=${LIBDIR} \ --mandir=${MANDIR} \ --enable-compat-libdns_sd || exit 1
I hope that helps. :)
Darrell
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