On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 03:01, Xavier Bestel wrote: > Le jeu 30/01/2003 � 5:05, Lonnie Borntreger a �crit: > > > Found the problem. Doing some poking around found that evolution 1.3 > > was linked to glib-1.2 and glib-2. Further debugging found the culprit > > was soup. So I recompiled soup to use glib-2 and reinstalled it. Still > > the same problem. So I poked some more and discovered that the > > pkgconfig (.pc) file was being installed as soup.pc instead of > > soup-2.0.pc, so I had a bogus soup-2.0.pc. Copied soup.pc to > > soup-2.0.pc, and glib-1 disappeared from evolution 1.3. > > Got the same problem: maybe you checked out soup instead of libsoup from > CVS ? You should get soup.
You mean "You should get libsoup", right? I grabbed libsoup and got the proper soup-2.0.pc file. Compiled and installed. Cool. > > Now a new problem. When I attempt to start it I get a dialog box that > > says "cannot access the Ximian Evolution shell" - and it won't go > > further. > > Eh, I'm stuck here too :) I think I should mess with GNOME_PATH and > OAF_INFO_PATH, but I'm no specialist .. That makes sense. Right now the Evolution 1.2 version of the .oaf files are in /usr/share/oaf, and the 1.3 in /usr/local/share/oaf. I'll try setting these variables in my startup script. I'll report results. The only other way I can think of getting around that is to install the new evolution in /usr so the .oaf files are in /usr/share. TTFN, Lonnie Borntreger _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
