[Gambas-user] Revision: 7780 does not compile here

[Christof Thalhofer]

Hello,

make[4]: Verzeichnis
»/home/christof/programming/gambas/gambas3/trunk/gb.db.sqlite3/src« wird
betreten
make[4]: *** Keine Regel vorhanden, um das Target »main.cpp«,
  benötigt von »gb_db_sqlite3_la-main.lo«, zu erstellen.  Schluss.

Means:

No rule to compile target »main.cpp«,
required by »gb_db_sqlite3_la-main.lo«. End.

Did before:

./reconf-all
./configure -C
make



Alles Gute

Christof Thalhofer

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Re: [Gambas-user] Seeking a bit of advice here (Correction)

[Nigel Verity]

Apologies. I stated earlier that I am using Mint on my RPi. I meant, of course, 
Ubuntu MATE. Like many people I tend to naturally associate the MATE desktop 
with Linux Mint.

However, Ubuntu MATE is another excellent option for driving your 32 bit 
servers. You would still need to install openSSH server and might similarly 
choose to upgrade Gambas from the default version 3.5.4. The default version of 
Postgresql is 9.4.

Nige

From: nigelver...@hotmail.com
To: gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Seeking a bit of advice here.
Date: Mon, 16 May 2016 08:37:07 +0100




Hi

Linux Mint 17.3 would satisfy all your requirements. I run a number of small 
servers, including an RPi, on Mint and they are simply trouble-free.

I am not aware of any plans to end 32-bit support. The current version of 
Postgres is 9.3.12.

You would need to install openssh-server (client comes as part of the build), 
and you would probably want to upgrade the version of Gambas from a PPA, as the 
standard is currently 3.1.1. I use 3.8.1 and there are no problems at all.

There is a choice of desktops - Cinnamon, MATE, KDE, Xfce. If you are running 
your devices as servers you could configure them to boot to command line, so 
the "weight" of the desktop is not really an issue. Just go for whichever you 
prefer and fire it up only when you need it.

I would estimate that after the basic installation, all your configuration, 
installation and upgrade tasks could be achieved in about 10-15 minutes per 
device. 

Nige

  
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[Gambas-user] [Gambas Bug Tracker] Bug #946: MaskBox bug

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http://gambaswiki.org/bugtracker/edit?object=BUG.946=L21haW4-

Comment #2 by Peter ROC:

Hi Benoît.
 
I use the masks [0-9] and [0-9].[0-9] to prevent users inserting values that 
are not in the intended format. That's why mask 0 it's not enough.
 
Peter



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Re: [Gambas-user] Seeking a bit of advice here...

[Jussi Lahtinen]

>
> - lightweight desktops,
>

I recommend LXDE based distros (example Lubuntu), Xfce is too buggy.



> - Gambas
>

If compiling is OK, then this shouldn't be problem.



> - postgresql 9.3+
> - must have su/ssh/ access to all boxes.
>

Aren't those pretty much standard things in about any distro?



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Re: [Gambas-user] Seeking a bit of advice here.

[Nigel Verity]

Hi

Linux Mint 17.3 would satisfy all your requirements. I run a number of small 
servers, including an RPi, on Mint and they are simply trouble-free.

I am not aware of any plans to end 32-bit support. The current version of 
Postgres is 9.3.12.

You would need to install openssh-server (client comes as part of the build), 
and you would probably want to upgrade the version of Gambas from a PPA, as the 
standard is currently 3.1.1. I use 3.8.1 and there are no problems at all.

There is a choice of desktops - Cinnamon, MATE, KDE, Xfce. If you are running 
your devices as servers you could configure them to boot to command line, so 
the "weight" of the desktop is not really an issue. Just go for whichever you 
prefer and fire it up only when you need it.

I would estimate that after the basic installation, all your configuration, 
installation and upgrade tasks could be achieved in about 10-15 minutes per 
device. 

Nige
  
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[Gambas-user] Seeking a bit of advice here...

[adamn...@gmail.com]

Our (read "my") favourite bistro, PCLinuxOS has now discontinued official 
support for 32bit.

Which leaves me in a bit of a quandary.  Most of our "back end equipment", like 
the file sharers, firewalls and (private) http servers are all 32-bit machines. 
 These have been lovingly maintained and still run like trains.  For what they 
do, there is no real need I can see to invest a whole lot of capital just to 
make them 64-bit.  

On the other hand, we do need to (be able to) use the latest stable server 
software. Both from a development viewpoint and as a data provider to our 
customers.  In particular we need "the best" database server software and the 
best distributed data facilities (ftp, http, nfs and the like).

There are a whole lot of other factors, obviously, but to cut the story short...

Given that our preferred "divine" system would be:
- a single distro
- lightweight desktops,
- Gambas
- postgresql 9.3+

and
- must have su/ssh/ access to all boxes.

Would you, if you have somewhat even similar needs, suggest a distro?

-- 
B Bruen 

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