Hello Sven,
I see a lot of Gentoo build specific
stuff in those patches, but that is not applicable to Bacula
source code.
The one source code patch that I did
see for Bacula 9.0.x is in the current 9.4.x release, so I don't
see that there is any
On 23.03.19 18:20, Kern Sibbald wrote:
> These links seem to be debian specific issues and are with Bacula 9.0
> and involve the tray-monitor.
No, they involve Qt5.9+ and also happen on Gentoo, for example. They
involve both bat and the tray-monitor. But those problems seem to be
more of a genuin
Dan,
These links seem to be debian specific issues and are with Bacula 9.0
and involve the tray-monitor.
Building Bacula bat with Qt5 was not supported until 9.4 (possibly
9.2). Building the tray-monitor should work, but currently I have not
tried it so it is very likely to have issues.
B
I forgot to mention that the version I am using on Ubuntu 18.04 is 4.8.7.
On 3/16/19 11:04 AM, Dan Langille wrote:
I am the FreeBSD maintainer for bat.
At present, the FreeBSD port depends upon qt4. Is qt4 still a requirement for
bat?
I ask because:
* qt4 has been deprecated since December
Hello,
In general, Bat should compile on the most recent versions (9.4 and
possibly 9.2) of Bacula on both Qt4 and Qt5. However, Qt changes so
much and there are so many releases (versions) of it that one is likely
to run into problems.
I am currently building and running bat on Ubuntu 18.0
> On Mar 16, 2019, at 11:42 AM, Sven Hartge wrote:
>
> On 16.03.19 16:04, Dan Langille wrote:
>> I am the FreeBSD maintainer for bat.
>>
>> At present, the FreeBSD port depends upon qt4. Is qt4 still a requirement
>> for bat?
>>
>> I ask because:
>>
>> * qt4 has been deprecated since Decembe
On 16.03.19 16:04, Dan Langille wrote:
> I am the FreeBSD maintainer for bat.
>
> At present, the FreeBSD port depends upon qt4. Is qt4 still a requirement
> for bat?
>
> I ask because:
>
> * qt4 has been deprecated since December 2015 (i.e. > 3 years)
> * bacula9 bat will be removed from the
I am the FreeBSD maintainer for bat.
At present, the FreeBSD port depends upon qt4. Is qt4 still a requirement for
bat?
I ask because:
* qt4 has been deprecated since December 2015 (i.e. > 3 years)
* bacula9 bat will be removed from the FreeBSD ports tree today because of that
deprecation
* M
