2009/2/4 Raymond Norton <[email protected]>: > >> If you mean, "should I follow the install instructions that say >> they're for Hardy Heron on my Intrepid system", the answer is yes, for >> the most part. When you install the prerequisites, use >> "ubuntu-intrepid" rather than "ubuntu-hardy" as your Make target. >> >> >> > > That's the part I was wondering about.. > > After running this: > > make -f Open-ILS/src/extras/Makefile.install ubuntu-intrepid > > I get this error: > > checking for libdbi framework... yes: headers in /usr/local/include > checking for MySQL support... no > checking for PostgreSQL support... no > configure: error: Invalid PostgreSQL directory - include files not found. > make: *** [install_libdbi] Error 1
Do you get anything before that point? The first part of the install should have tried to install the PostgreSQL packages (libpq-dev, postgresql-client-8.3, postgresql-server-dev-8.3) required by the libdbi / libdbd bits. I would be interested to know if that ran into some problem on your end. Hmm. Now is probably a good time to note that, to better support multi-server installs where you would install PostgreSQL on its own server, we no longer force the install of the PostgreSQL server as one of the prerequisite packages. I'll update the docs, if that hasn't already been noted. -- Dan Scott Laurentian University
