On Tuesday 20 October 2009 13:01:36 Dario Freddi wrote: > Hello guys, > > I'm messing up with the new Virtuoso stuff, and I have to say it's really > nice. I'll try making it work with 4.3 soon, but as far as I can tell with > my 4.4 account things vastly improved. > > The only small issue that remains is how to package virtuoso. At the moment > my configure line looks like: > > ./configure --disable-xmltest --disable-tutorial-vad > --disable-sparqldemo-vad --disable-demo-vad > > I stripped out just the obvious. However, I see a lot of things (Java > stuff, sesame stuff, something about mediawiki???) which I suppose it's > not really needed for Soprano to work. So I was wondering if you have a > minimal configure command that would install _only_ what is needed for > soprano to work.
I doubt there is such a command. But --disable-all-vads is a good candidate. > Even better, a list of the files needed. I would really like to have a > virtuoso package, which would contain the strict necessary for Soprano to > work, and a virtuoso-extra package, containing the admin interface and all > the rest. Soprano only needs two things: 1. the "virtuoso-t" binary. 2. The ODBC driver "virtodbc_r" nothing else. > And yes, such a thing should be put on Techbase (hope it's not already > there, sorry if this is the case) and passed to packagers Where is the appropriate place for it exactly? I heard we had a requirements page which packagers look at. Cheers, Sebastian _______________________________________________ Nepomuk mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/nepomuk
