--- Shane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James Ramsey wrote:
>
> > Type "echo $QTDIR". If this yields nothing, then
> > either QTDIR has not been permanently set, or the
> > shell doesn't "see" QTDIR yet. If you haven't done
> so,
> > I suggest creating a file called qt.sh in the
> > /etc/profile.d directory with the following
> contents:
> >
> > export QTDIR="/usr/local/qt"
> >
> > Typing "source /etc/profile" before compiling
> Toolbox
> > or logging out and in again will allow the shell
> to
> > "see" QTDIR from then on.
>
> Thanks for your help but unfortunatly I am still
> unsuccessful. I used
> both of the suggestions you made even though when I
> type env the qtdir
> does show up as /usr/local/qt. I am still getting
> the same error
> message. I have also tried the
> option ./configure --with-qt-libraries=/usr/local/qt
> and ./configure
> --with-qt-libraries=/usr/local/qt/lib. I am really
> not understanding this problem at all I know the qt
> libs are there and
> everything seems to be in order.. Thanks for the
> help though..
Try looking at /etc/ld.so.conf. There should be a line
in it that reads "/usr/local/qt/lib". If not, become
root, add the line "/usr/local/qt/lib" (without the
quotes), and type "/sbin/ldconfig". See where that
gets you. Good luck.
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