Oscar Erlandsson wrote: > > I'm trying to compile kcmpureftpd to get that nice GUI administration tool > to pure-ftp working. It says it requires qt and libjpeg, both of which fink
Does it say which version of qt it wants? Unfortunately, qt comes in two flavors qt-2 and qt-3 that are incompatible. I don't know enough about qt to say whether there is absolutely no way to have them coexist, but in Fink they come as 2 versions of the qt package, so you can have only one of them installed. More unfortunately, many programs require explicitly either qt-2 or qt-3, and some, and this may well be your case, don't even know that qt-3 was released, so they require qt-2 but don't say so. > has provided me with. But the configure script just does not seem to want to > accept them: [] > checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 2.2.2) (libraries) not found. This looks like qt-3 was allowed, but [] > tried /usr/lib/qt2/lib > tried /usr/lib/qt2 > tried /usr/lib/qt/lib here it definitely looks for qt-2. > Just to be sure, I did 'fink list | grep qt', which gives: > > i qt 3.0.3-3 Cross-Platform GUI application framework. > qt-bin 3.0.3-3 Cross-Platform GUI application framework. > qt-doc 3.0.3-3 Cross-Platform GUI application framework. > i qt-shlibs 3.0.3-3 Cross-Platform GUI application framework. > > , so that should be alright I guess. Now, anybody have any bright ideas? My idea would be to "fink install qt-2.3.1" and remove any package it conflicts with. It should remove qt-3.0.3 all by itself. A cursory look at the Depends line in unstable showed only the package bbkeysconf as depending on qt-3. So here the new splitoff philosophy might actually pay off, provided that the packages qt-2.3.1-1 and qt-shlibs-3.0.3-3 have no files in common (haven't checked this yet). Then try again to compile your program. It might be more happy with qt-2. -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
