Thanks Micha and Jurgen for the help. I applied the patch and
compile qgis. Now it runs without error and with python.
I run the app on gnome and kde (latest version) with normail
user on Fedora 12.
I compiled 1.4.0 on FC11 with the fix to find sip and it still crashes
when I use gnome even if I'm superuser. If I use xfce on the console
it works but if I'm running gnome on the console and I try to run qgis
in a virtual screen using xfce it still crashes!
IF (HAVE_SIP_MODULE AND SIP_BINARY_PATH AND SIP_INCLUDE_DIR)
# check for SIP version
# minimal version is 4.7 (to support universal builds)
- SET (SIP_MIN_VERSION 040700)
- TRY_RUN_PYTHON (RES "import sip\nprint '%x' % sip.SIP_VERSION"
SIP_VERSION)
+ SET (SIP_MIN_VERSION 263936) # 0x40700
+ TRY_RUN_PYTHON (RES "import sip\nprint '%d' % sip.SIP_VERSION"
SIP_VERSION)
IF (SIP_VERSION EQUAL "${SIP_MIN_VERSION}" OR SIP_VERSION
GREATER "${SIP_MIN_VERSION}")
SET (SIP_IS_GOOD TRUE)
ENDIF (SIP_VERSION EQUAL "${SIP_MIN_VERSION}" OR SIP_VERSION
GREATER "${SIP_MIN_VERSION}")
Create a new file called Python.cmake.patch in the directory where your
qgis source is located then do:
patch cmake/Python.cmake Python.cmake.patch
Now run:
cmake -L ..
again from the build directory and check that Python and SIP were
found.
When i run cmake .. and configure (c), the dialog show some
msg
but it goes so fast that i can't read. There is some way to slowdown
that message or is this logged on a file? Sorry but i don't know cmake
very well.
i use a compiled qgis.
For Fedora Users, i think that this update comes with kde-4.4.0 updates.
[]'s
I also have a self compiled qgis 1.4. After updating to the new PyQt4
and sip (also updated qt and qt-x11 packages) last week, I recompiled,
and still get the segfault. And again, after switching to xfce, QGIS
starts fine. Under Gnome, QGIS will start only if run as super user. So
my guess is that the problem is some interaction between Gnome and Qt
in the newer packages.
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 5:23 PM, Luigi Castro Cardeles
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
> Hi list,
> maybe there are other problem (relate to pyqgis):
>
> Não foi possível carregar PyQGIS.
> Suporte à Python vai ser desabilitado.
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "", line 1, in
> RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v7.0 but the
qgis.core module
> requires API v6.0
This looks like you've updated sip package in your system, however
qgis python module still awaits older version.
- if you run self-compiled qgis, just recompile it and install again.
It should adapt to newer sip version
- if you run qgis from a distribution package, request an updated
package from the packager
- you could downgrade sip package and all packages that depend on it
(PyQt, PyKDE) but I wouldn't recommend that as it might break your
system
Martin
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