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Hi Terence,
Yes, many thanks, that has solved the problem.
p4v was installed on the system, done by copying the contents of the p4v.tgz
bin directory to /usr/bin.
This included a 'qt.conf' file, which I guess was interfering with qmake.
Is there an official p4 and p4v package for ubuntu?
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Title:
qmake built in paths are incorrect
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Are you sure that you aren't using a custom build of qmake?
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Yes I'm pretty sure its the qmake from the qt4-qmake package.
I'll recheck again tomorrow when I back at work and can access the
machine.
I do have a custom QT build on the machine, but it is build from 4.7.1
sources, and was actually only done as a solution to encountering this
problem first!
These two lines look rather suspicious:
QT_INSTALL_PLUGINS:/usr/bin/../lib/p4v/qt4/plugins
QT_INSTALL_TRANSLATIONS:/usr/bin/../lib/p4v/P4VResources/translations
Do you have something installed like p4v?
I can't confirm this on my 64bit 10.04.1:
$ qmake -query
QT_INSTALL_PREFIX:/usr
