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Miles Fidelman commented on COUCHDB-1640:
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Russell: This worked for me. Thanks! Interestingly, there is a similar
problem in building Erlang R15 - the wxwidgets library has a similar naming
problem, requiring a symbolic link to fix.
Robert/Dave: I'm going to delete the virtual machine, and repeat the process
from scratch, documenting the steps as I go (and see how many of the
dependencies can be addressed directly from current Debian stable packages, vs.
building from source). Then....
- I'm happy to update the wiki - just set up the permission and let me know
what I need to do.
- I also figure that I can write this up as an INSTALL.Debian.Squeeze file, for
distribution - let me know if this makes sense, and how to submit it.
Miles
> build instructions broken for Debian
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>
> Key: COUCHDB-1640
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1640
> Project: CouchDB
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Build System
> Reporter: Miles Fidelman
> Assignee: Dave Cottlehuber
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> The instructions for building 1.2.1, from source, on Debian Stable (Squeeze)
> are completely broken - both the INSTALL.Unix file in the distribution, and
> the wiki page at http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Installing_on_Debian
> For one, the version of spidermonkey (libmozjs) is older than the minimum
> required for Couch 1.2.1.
> For two, even after installing the latest spidermonkey from upstream, I can't
> get more than half the developer tests to complete after an install. I
> expect it has to do with path issues and the proper invocation of ./configure
> - but I can't figure out what the magic incantation is.
> I kind of wonder if anybody has actually tried a full install on Debian
> Stable.
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