Tried to reverse engineer my crusty old build environment into something
that I (or even others) can actually replicate or follow.
Going to try similar for 32bit binaries as well as document the process
for RHEL/CentOS 5.x based systems in the near future...
Short link:
http://biote.am/6y
Thanks Chris for posting this - I've never tried to build OGS outside
of our machines or EC2 images.
And we needed to use "BerkeleyDB version 4.4.20" because the on-disk
data structure is not compatible across different releases of Berkeley
DB - it's not Oracle's fault, but it's just that it is no
Hi Chris,
Thank you for your posting. It's good to have such detailed build
instructions. I have some comments based on my experience below.
For the IzPack requirement, GE requires 4.1.1 version specifically to build
the GE install GUI properly. When I tried to build it using any later
version
On 1/12/12 5:45 PM, "Chris Dagdigian" wrote:
>
>Tried to reverse engineer my crusty old build environment into something
>that I (or even others) can actually replicate or follow.
>
>Going to try similar for 32bit binaries as well as document the process
>for RHEL/CentOS 5.x based systems in th
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 1:10 PM, Burian, John
wrote:
> I recently went through building GE2011.11 on a RedHat/CentOS 5.x system.
> I wonder, is there a reason why you chose not to use the JRE, Ant, etc.
> packages from the RH/CentOS distribution? Admittedly, the way RedHat
> installs the JRE, buri
