Tim Haynes wrote: > Nathan wrote: >> ahh well deduced, and as you say all works (virtuoso isql is much better)! >> >> # /usr/local/virtuoso-opensource/bin/isql localhost:1111 dba dba >> Connected to OpenLink Virtuoso >> Driver: 06.00.3124 OpenLink Virtuoso ODBC Driver >> >> consider it symlink'd; > [] > > This is not so much an Ubuntu issue (unless you've repackaged it differently) > as a general clash of executable names with unixODBC, combined with your PATH > picking up /usr/bin before wherever you installed Virtuoso. > > When I wrote the initial debian packaging I made a point of renaming > virtuoso's isql to isql-v for this reason. From debian/rules in the source > distribution: > > env CFLAGS="$(CFLAGS)" LDFLAGS="-Wl,-z,defs" ./configure $(CROSS) > --with-layout=debian --program-transform-name="s/isql/isql-v/" --with-readline > > As far as I know Virtuoso does not ship with any scripts that rely on the > existence of isql per se, so you should be safe to perform this rename (either > during configure, or after the build with mv(1)) yourself, and then imagine > the docs refer to isql-v throughout instead. > (If you're using the DBpedia load-script, that *may* have a dependency on > isql; I haven't checked.) > > HTH, > > ~Tim
Cheers tim - that'll do it and just to confirm, nothing special or different done when installing, simply set flags, .configure and make :) regards, nathan
