On Fri, 20 Mar 2009 13:44:39 +0100 Milan Crha <mc...@redhat.com> wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 06:09 -0500, hggdh wrote: > > Yes. > > > > The PST-importer plugin will only build if the library (libpst) is > > available. So, right now on 2.26.0 Jaunty... there is no libpst > > available (because it has not yet been accepted), so Evolution > > 2.26.0 did *not* get the plugin. > > > > The easiest way to build your own Evolution: > > > > 1. install the libpst from the PPA (or download the sources from > > REVU, and build & install it locally). > > 2. 'sudo apt-get build-dep evolution' (this will install *all* build > > dependencies for Evolution) > > 3. 'sudo apt-get -b source evolution' (this will download the source > > Evolution package, and immediately build it. It will take some > > time). 4. The result of the build will be a series of '.deb's on > > the directory. Install them: 'sudo dpkg -i *.deb. You do not need > > to install the .ddeb. 5. restart Evolution. > > Hi, > maybe I'm wrong, but I've a wild guess. Plugins are supposed to work > separately from main evolution code, thus I think that installing > devel packages for evolution, (and maybe also evolution-data-server > and gtkhtml), and source package for evolution only, and not > compile&install whole evolution, but only > evolution/plugins/pst-import should work. Heh. Not a wild guess at all, Milan ;-) Indeed, just rebuilding evolution/plugins/pst-import will do the trick. But this would not rebuild the UBuntu package (either evolution-plugins, or evolution-plugins-experimental, I do not remember which), and I wanted to give the *easiest* way to get it done. Of course, this is not the *fastest* way... And I was not sure how much knowledge the reporter has on building from source, anyway. Cheers, ..hggdh..
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