Before doing a make, you must run ./configure and you must include
--enable-bat. Then providing you have qmake installed, and the
correct version of Qt is installed, a "make" as I suggested should
work.
On 07/12/2018 05:34 PM, Chris Wilkinson
wrote:
Yes, I tried that but make does not exist. Searching around
I found a suggestion (yours if I recall correctly) that qmake
is required first. I do that and make then exists but no
binary is produced by make; at least I can't find it in
/usr/sbin where the other bacula executables live.
Make does make a create a bash script called
'bacula-tray-monitor' that when executed, brings up a
monitor configuration dialog window. It's not evident to me
how this dialog should be populated.
Chris.
I forget the exact
procedure, but if I remember right you must:
cd <bacula>/src/qt-console/tray-monitor
make
On
07/12/2018 12:23 PM, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Is there an option to build the tray
monitor from v9.0.8 source?
I added --enable-tray-monitor in
./configure options but this did not produce the
binary.
I have Qt4 and Qt5 installed.
Thanks
Chris Wilkinson
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