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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: (no subject)
From:       David Nash <dave () gnasher ! demon ! co ! uk>
Date:       1998-03-29 18:45:10
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From: Mark Ramsey <ramseym@planetc.com>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>I tried what you said.....
>I get an error that states that the QT -1.3 (headers and libraries) not
>found or configured check your installation.
>I reran the qt rpm it says that it is already installed.


'm not sure about this one.  There do seem to be different QT rpms
available which put the libs in different places.  My libs are in /usr/lib
but many apps expect to find them in $QTDIR/lib.  I have got around this in
two ways: Originally I edited the config or Makefile as appropriate to point
them at my kde libs.  Recently I have set up a symbolic link in /usr/lib/qt
(this is my $QTDIR, includes are in /usr/lib/qt/include) called lib, which
points back to /usr/lib.  This means any app looking in /usr/lib/qt/lib will
find /usr/lib.

I did also recompile QT from the source rpm.  I didnt do anything more than
get the srpm, and run rpm --rebuild on it.  This generates a binary rpm (I
forget in which directory, sorry) which can then be installed as normal.

I just realised...maybe you dont have the qt-devel (the development
version) rpm.  You need this because the runtime only version doesnt have
the headers and libraries.

If this doesnt help, maybe someone else can?  :-)

Dave Nash

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