[blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread thorsten
Hello all,

when building k3b without having udisks installed, k3b does not find my 
DVD drive. Is there a solution which does not include using udisks?

If not, the udisks dependency is not stated in the k3b page.

Thanks for hints,

thorsten
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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread Armin K.
On 12/28/2012 02:22 PM, thorsten wrote:
 Hello all,

 when building k3b without having udisks installed, k3b does not find my
 DVD drive. Is there a solution which does not include using udisks?

 If not, the udisks dependency is not stated in the k3b page.

 Thanks for hints,

 thorsten


K3b has a dependency on kdelibs which recommends udisks. We assume that 
recommended dependencies are installed - they are not recommended 
without a reason.
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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread thorsten

 K3b has a dependency on kdelibs which recommends udisks. We assume that
 recommended dependencies are installed - they are not recommended
 without a reason.

well, actually the book has a (not correct IMO) dependency on kde-runtime.
kdelibs is required, not kde-runtime.

But be that as it may, I dont like udisks. Is there a way to use k3b 
without it?
If k3b is not usable without udisks, then this dependency is required.
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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread Armin K.
On 12/28/2012 02:33 PM, thorsten wrote:

 K3b has a dependency on kdelibs which recommends udisks. We assume that
 recommended dependencies are installed - they are not recommended
 without a reason.

 well, actually the book has a (not correct IMO) dependency on kde-runtime.
 kdelibs is required, not kde-runtime.

 But be that as it may, I dont like udisks. Is there a way to use k3b
 without it?
 If k3b is not usable without udisks, then this dependency is required.


Lot of deps are required. We can't always cover all deps for every 
package and we rely on reports like these. I think that k3b even 
requires cdrtools and cdrdao for cd burning as Bruce once pointed out.

Wether you like udisks or not, if k3b needs it then you need udisks. 
Either use it or don't use k3b at all.
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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread thorsten
 Lot of deps are required. We can't always cover all deps for every
 package and we rely on reports like these. I think that k3b even
 requires cdrtools and cdrdao for cd burning as Bruce once pointed out.

 Wether you like udisks or not, if k3b needs it then you need udisks.
 Either use it or don't use k3b at all.

Coming back to the intention of my original post.

1. Does anybody know a way to work with k3b without udisks? I don't, but 
perhaps
someone here knows a way. If so, I appreciate a hint.


2. If not I do suggest to add udisks as a required dependency to k3b,
since it does not work without it.
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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread Bruce Dubbs
thorsten wrote:
 Lot of deps are required. We can't always cover all deps for every
 package and we rely on reports like these. I think that k3b even
 requires cdrtools and cdrdao for cd burning as Bruce once pointed out.

 Wether you like udisks or not, if k3b needs it then you need udisks.
 Either use it or don't use k3b at all.

 Coming back to the intention of my original post.

 1. Does anybody know a way to work with k3b without udisks? I don't, but
 perhaps
 someone here knows a way. If so, I appreciate a hint.


 2. If not I do suggest to add udisks as a required dependency to k3b,
 since it does not work without it.

Looking at my log from Dec 10, I don't see any reference to udisks.

That said, I have udisks installed back from July 3, so I haven't tried 
without it.

What would be more of an issue to me is whether /dev/dvd exists.  I 
believe it is usually a symlink to /dev/sr0 but it might be something 
different.

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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread Ken Moffat
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 02:33:17PM +0100, thorsten wrote:
 
  K3b has a dependency on kdelibs which recommends udisks. We assume that
  recommended dependencies are installed - they are not recommended
  without a reason.
 
 well, actually the book has a (not correct IMO) dependency on kde-runtime.
 kdelibs is required, not kde-runtime.
 

 k3b requires kde-runtime, which requires kactivities, that brings
in kdelibs which recommends udisks.  That is how the dependencies in
BLFS always work - something already required or recommended for a
listed dependency is not show.

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Re: [blfs-support] k3b with/without udisks

2012-12-28 Thread Ken Moffat
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 11:47:45AM -0600, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
 
 Looking at my log from Dec 10, I don't see any reference to udisks.
 
 That said, I have udisks installed back from July 3, so I haven't tried 
 without it.
 
 What would be more of an issue to me is whether /dev/dvd exists.  I 
 believe it is usually a symlink to /dev/sr0 but it might be something 
 different.
 
 Google has quite a lot of past mentions of udisks for k3b.  And we
already recommend it for an ancestral dependency.

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[blfs-support] Chapter 41. CD/DVD-Writing Utilities - K3b-2.0.2

2012-12-28 Thread Baho Utot
In the Beyond Linux® From Scratch - Version 2012-09-25
The K3b page has some info for RMLCopyDVD

The links are broken on the anduin server there doesn't seem to be an 
svn repo for this either.

Is this project still alive?
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Re: [blfs-support] Chapter 41. CD/DVD-Writing Utilities - K3b-2.0.2

2012-12-28 Thread Randy McMurchy
Baho Utot wrote these words on 12/28/12 17:49 CST:
 In the Beyond Linux® From Scratch - Version 2012-09-25
 The K3b page has some info for RMLCopyDVD
 
 The links are broken on the anduin server there doesn't seem to be an 
 svn repo for this either.
 
 Is this project still alive?

Not really, it has been six years since a release. It would still work I'm
sure, but the only purpose it had was to use a single-layer DVD to copy the
contents of a double-layer DVD source. However, it has been many years since
I've done this and I cannot help but think that blank writeable double-layer
DVD's cost about the same as single-layer? I'm not sure.

The project is at http://www.mcmurchy.com/rmlcopydvd

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[blfs-support] Postgresql, install libraries only...

2012-12-28 Thread Michael Robinson
I want to access a remote postgresql database via an apache php enabled
web server.  I need the postgresql libs and the appropriate php support,
but not the whole entire postgresql database locally.  Any tips on how
to install just the libraries for postgresql???

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