Daryl Pawluk wrote:
>
> more stuff on finding libshout. i ran autoscan in the obs directory and produced my
> own configure.in. i moved the libshout libraries back to /ust/lib. then i ran
> ./configure and it finds the shout libraries ok! does anybody know how this stuff
> works? there is clearly some kind of compatibility problem in the ./configure
> supplied with obs and the version of debian that i'm running. but i don't know enough

I really don't, but I can tell you that for each package installed, you
can do something like: "zless /usr/share/doc/<package>/*" and find out
all sorts of spiffy info...

> about this autoconf system to figure it out. the same problem clearly exists with the
> ./configure in the freeamp source as well. the really puzzling thing about freeamp is
> that libraries that both exist in /usr/lib are found in one case but not in another.
> how the heck can that be?

One thing you can do, since FreeAmp has already been packaged by Debian,
is get the source .deb and see what they did - "apt-get source freeamp"
in this case - and look in the debian/ subdirectory.  There is a
makefile called "rules" that runs configure, make, make install, etc. 
It should compile out of the box (if you install debhelper,
dh_buildpackage will build a package for you, or you could just "apt-get
-b source package") so you can see exactly what was done.  Just look at
the .diff.gz that comes with the source package.

Chris
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