Hello,
On 1/17/2006 4:52 PM, John Gardner wrote:
Wolfgang Denk wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
I am trying to install Bacula on Fedora Core 4 from source rather
than RPM.
Works fine here.
--enable-gnome switch to ./configure it fails at the configure stage
with the error: "Unable to find Gnome 2 installation".
Obviously, it does have Gnome on the server, Does anyone know of a
workaround? I'd like to use the Gnome client if possible.
Make sure that the "devel" RPM's are installed; I think you need
especially libgnome-devel - try "yum install libgnome-devel".
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
Wolfgang
I installed libgnome-devel via yum and everything went well, but I still
get the "Unable to find Gnome 2 installation" error... would it be
easier to install bacula using the RPMS?
that would be one solution.
I *think* I remember that, for gnome development to work, some
environment variables have to be set. AFAIR, there usually is a script
installed somewhere in the system that does just that. Unfortunately, my
last tries with gnome development (or rather compiling... don't even
know any mor what it was I tried to compile...) were quite a long time ago.
Anyway, you might try looking into the (hopefully) installed manual for
gnome-devel, or try something like entering 'gnome[tab][tab]' and see
what the output reveals.
Arno
John
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