[Fwd: [Xastir] No xastir executable]

[James Jolin]

Tom Russo wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 03:33:21PM -0600, we recorded a bogon-computron collision of the <jjolin at itol.com> flavor, containing:
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>> Tom Russo wrote:
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>>> On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 06:54:57PM -0800, we recorded a bogon-computron collision of the <davidf4 at mindspring.com> flavor, containing:
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>>>> There's also a thread from March of last year in this mailing list that
>>>> suggests installing
>>>>
>>>> x11proto-print-dev
>>>>
>>>> So one (or both) of the two should fix it.
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>>> Yep, that's the one you need for 7.10.  libxp-dev was needed in an earlier
>>> version, and pulled in the x11proto-print-dev itself, but newer Ubuntu need
>>> the x11proto-print-dev installed by hand.  
>>> Look at the Xastir Wiki page that describes installing on 6.10 and 7.04.  
>>> The 7.04 instructions are almost exactly the same as the 7.10, with only a 
>>> few minor changes (mostly changing a version number or two where it 
>>> appeared in the
>>> package name).
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>> Ok, thanks for the info..When I ran apt-get to get x11-proto-print it said 
>> package not found.  So I looked in Synaptic at x11 stuff and found the 
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> It's "x11proto-print-dev" not "x11-proto-print"
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>> missing dev file.  Everything went fine until I ran xastir.  It told me the 
>> berkeley db header and the library file do not match...disabling map 
>> caching.  The header file is 4.4.20 and the library file is 4.5.20. Does it 
>> matter which version I use as long as they are the same?
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> It only matters that the headers match the library.  Deinstall the 4.4 
> headers and install the 4.5 -dev package.  You should have libbdb4.5 and 
> libbdb4.5-dev installed.  You can have as many other BDB versions installed as 
> you like, but Xastir's configure script will find the latest version and use 
> it --- so your headers (the -dev package) have to be of the latest version, 
> too.  You probably have libbdb4.4, libbdb4.4-dev, and libbdb4.5.  Get rid
> of the middle one and install libbdb4.5-dev.
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Thanks Tom I will give that a try
Jim