Hi Fraser, > > Probably not - note, though, that there are multiple ways that cmake can > handle "install" - it can generate an RPM, for example, that would do > uninstall nicely. > It's a nice idea, but not much good on my Ubuntu box :-)
I haven't looked into it, but cmake could most likely be coerced to produce whatever you need. > I *really* think that I should be able to get a clean install and uninstall > using > cmake before I'd properly deprecate automake - so do keep on with the > magic incantations to help me say hello to cmake and goodbye to automake. We'll need to rely on assistance from you to get Ubuntu running. > I definitely don't think setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH is an acceptable approach. It's a pretty standard way of doing this sort of thing. If you end up needing this all the time, you could probably do something like set it up in ld.conf > Also do you have any idea on the > > " > [Broker] critical Unexpected error: Error in configuration file > /usr/local/etc/qpid/qpidd.conf: Bad argument: > |cluster-mechanism=DIGEST-MD5 ANONYMOUS| > " > I've been seeing when I try running qpidd in src? I guess that I could > comment the line out, but I'm curious as to why I should be seeing it. > Am I missing something or is it just a temporary glitch in trunk? I'm guessing it's either an outdated conf file, or it's complaining because the ha/cluster plugin isn't loaded (which would have added the cluster-mechanism option to the valid set). You could delete it (if it's old), and/or use -c on the command line, or set the requisite environment variable (QPID_CONFIG???)_ to point to a more suitable file. -Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
