On 11/02/2014 12:36 PM, Roger Frost wrote: > > Okay, I believe all is good. The build against GTK+ 3 completed > successfully, I'll build for GTK+ 2 next, but I don't think there will > be an issue. > > To reiterate, the SQLite that comes with NSS is insufficient for linking > with WebKit GTK+ > > Specifically for package users, the SQLite install won't recreate the > correct symbolic link `/usr/lib/libsqlite3.so` if it was installed by a > different package user, or even give an indication that something is wrong. > > Several packages use SQLite, so to avoid this problem in the future, it > will be one of the first packages I install from BLFS. > > I'm not sure what could be added to the book (or where; NSS, WebKitGTK, > SQLite) that might help others in the future. I have noticed notes > specific to DESTDIR installs, so maybe something about this issue for > package users is in order. Due simply to the amount of time it takes to > build WebKit (or have it fail), I think a note would save alot > frustration if someone else follows the same path as myself. > > Thanks to everyone who read this thread and used some cycles thinking > about it even if you didn't post back. >
We don't support Package Users in any way in any of the books. Also, we recommend SQLite when building NSS - but even if you didn't install SQLite before NSS, the library from SQLite will overwrite one from NSS anyways in normal circumstances. Last, but not least - Do not top post. -- Note: My last name is not Krejzi.
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