Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
Thanks Alexander,
On Apr 18, 2005, at 4:32 PM, Brian O'Keefe wrote:
P.A.A. wrote:
Hey folks,
Alright, I just redid my Planner on OSX, it worked
(see beautiful screenshot at http://www.geocities.com/adijedi/Planner.12.90_OSX.pdf)
and here's what worked:
1. Using Fink do a selfupdate and an update-all to make sure everything is just such, also make sure you have gettext installed.
2. Open the terminal app and in preferences see what kind of shell it creates (I use a tcsh shell, type /bin/tcsh & return if you need to) make yourself root by typing "sudo -s" and entering your password & return.
3. get the latest planner from cvs, type as follows:
setenv CVSROOT ":pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/gnome"
cvs login
[press return for password]
cd ~
cvs co planner
<snip (continuing quoted message)>
Hello,
I have downloaded planner and would like to get it installed but I have some questions and I would really appreciate your help. From your instructions:
4. I have installed libtool1.5 at /usr/bin/libtool.1.5, you can also usr /sw/bin/glibtool
(Is this a typo 'usr /sw/bin/glibtool' and should be 'use /sw/bin...' ? If I choose to install libtool into /usr how do I do so? fink has already
installed 'libtoo1.5' so can I use that somehow?
Why not /usr/bin/glibtool (from 10.3.9)?
$ /usr/bin/glibtool --version ltmain.sh (GNU libtool) 1.5 (1.1220 2003/04/05 19:32:58)
(i.e. don't mess with the builtin one)
Or /sw/bin/glbtool from the libtool14 package?
$ glibtool --version ltmain.sh (GNU libtool) 1.5.14 (1.1220.2.195 2005/02/12 12:12:33)
What directory would it be in and how do I modify the instructions below to use that installation? Currently using either '/usr or /sw gets me nothing)
[I know there are more elegant ways to do this, but it worked this way so ...], type as follows:
cp /usr/bin/libtool /usr/bin/libtool.bup
cp /usr/bin/libtool.1.5 /usr/bin/libtool
You'd have to have manually installed libtool.1.5 under /usr/bin. I strongly recommend against this--just use the Fink libtool package instead.
5. type as follows
cd planner
(How do I modify the following assuming that I get libtool into the /sw/bin directory?)
NEVER NEVER modify /sw manually.
setenv PKG_CONFIG_PATH "/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig:/sw/lib/pkgconfig" setenv ACLOCAL_PATH "/usr/local/share/aclocal:/sw/share/aclocal"
./autogen.sh --enable-python=no
autogen.sh ? There's no ./configure script? This seems hackish to me.
6. restore Apple's libtool by typing as follows cp /usr/bin/libtool.bup /usr/bin/libtool 7. type make 8. type make install 9. type /usr/local/bin/planner
It seems that the simplist way is to get libtool 1.5 installed into /usr/bin and then just follow the instructions as written but I don't know how to do that.
If you don't know how you probably shouldn't. :-)
But, seriously, mucking around in /usr is an invitation to make your system totally inoperable.
I tried just running the ./configure script from planner-0.13 and it worked without any playing around with libtool--though it complained about the version of libglade in Fink being out of date and crashed. If the latter were updated maybe it would go forward without any weirdness.
Thank you for any help. Brian
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It seems that this is all over my head but should be do-able since Patrick did it. I currently use MS Project and would love to go open source so that is my interest in planner. I have the same versions of glibtool as you show so I may try that if you can help a bit more. Patrick's instructions are below and if I knew how to modify them to use '/usr/bin/glibtool' I could probably get this to work. I refer specifically to step #4:
"4. I have installed libtool1.5 at /usr/bin/libtool.1.5, you can also usr /sw/bin/glibtool
[I know there are more elegant ways to do this, but it worked this way so ...], type as follows:
cp /usr/bin/libtool /usr/bin/libtool.bup
cp /usr/bin/libtool.1.5 /usr/bin/libtool
5. type as follows
cd planner
setenv PKG_CONFIG_PATH "/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig:/sw/lib/pkgconfig"
setenv ACLOCAL_PATH "/usr/local/share/aclocal:/sw/share/aclocal"
./autogen.sh --enable-python=no
6. restore Apple's libtool by typing as follows
cp /usr/bin/libtool.bup /usr/bin/libtool
7. type make
8. type make install
9. type /usr/local/bin/planner"
If you know a better way that might actually build the package it would be great. Maybe I'll try running the .config script and see what happens. I certainly don't want to mess anything up though.
Many thanks,
Brian
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