On 2001.12.28 16:50 Kevin White wrote:
> Comrades,
> 
> I thought i'd try and install Galeon as it came with Linux Format this month. 
> I've copied the archive from the cd and unpacked it. When i come to the 
> configure step , i'm getting the following failure :
> 
> "'glib-config --version' returned 1.2.10 but GLIB (1.2.8) was found"
> 
> at which stage it bombs out telling me to remove the older GLIB. 
> 
> Does anyone have any idea's where/what GLIB is? Is it the glib.h file? If so 
> i've replaced all occurances of the file with a symbolic link to the new 
> glib.h file that i created when i installed 1.2.10 this morning. I'm still 
> getting the same message though , which leads me to think its not getting 
> this reference to 1.2.8 from glib.h.
> 
> I'm of course presuming that there is an old file lying around on my system 
> that is reporting 1.2.8 to be the current version , but i've no idea what 
> that file may be called or where to find it. 

The file is calles glib-config. Try 

glibc-config --version 

as a normal user, then as root

You can find out which you are using by 

which glib-config

You may find that as a user you get /usr/local/bin/glib-config, whereas, as root you 
get /usr/bin/glib-config.
Anyway, it has for me in the past.

If you updated this morning I guess your version is in /usr/local/bin, and that is not 
in the path for root owner under SuSE (Well, 6.4 anyway). 

How I compile gnome stuff is either do it where I have permissions, and compile as a 
humble user, before make install as root, or, if I need root, I do

export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
./configure
make   
etc.. 
etc..

If you have tried ./configure previously in this dir (I guess you have :-) ) remove 
./config.cache before rerunning ./configure

If you need any help later linking with moz, give me a shout. I've been using galeon 
for nearly a year now, and  have compiled many versions :-)

Sorry if I am rambling a bit. It's that time of year.
HTH

cheers

Lawrence
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