You don't need to be root, but you do need write permission in the source directory. Did you unpack the source as root?
Indeed, I had some permission issues. However this was just a user error symptom of the larger problem where I didn't have QtCore_debug installed. Its not a dependency of the etch libqt4-dev package. I have to also have to install libqt4-debug I think that the -w option is misnamed or at least not clear what it does. It wasn't until I actually started going though the configure.py source that I realized that -w was the verbose flag. 'Don't suppress compiler output' seemed like something that was going to happen later on in the make step. Once I enabled -w it was obvious. If nothing else I think you should drop a note about the -w option when you get an error. Just like you do with -q. -- Richard A. Smith _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [email protected] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
