Re: Import from disk and auto-tag



On 04/07/06, Warren Baird <photogeekmtl gmail com> wrote:
That looks to me like a successful make and make install - I don't see
any obvious errors.  Do you have a 'f-spot' executable in
/usr/local/bin?   If so, then I think you are fine - try running it
explicitly with "/usr/local/bin/f-spot'

I was looking in /usr/bin because that is where the version that
Ubuntu had installed was put. Yes, it is working now! Yay!

if you are posting things like this log via html, you should probably
put "<pre>" and "</pre>" tags around the entire thing --- otherwise html
collapses all the new lines - the html you provided was unreadable
unless you did a 'view source'.

I was posting in plain text, but it may have been wrapped. I know that
HTML is frowned upon in mailing lists.

export needs to be in lower case - "export LANG=C"

Added to bag 'o tricks. Thanks.

basically this is setting the environment variable LANG to contain the
value "C".

As long as it prints readable code, and I can switch it back to
Hebrew, it's fine by me. In my university we have a course "C as a
mother language". I do agree- C is one mother of a language. (puns
intended)

As for configure vs. autogen.sh --- autogen.sh needs to be run if you
have a clean cvs copy, or if you update the configure.in script ---
after that, you can just run the configure script created by the autogen.sh.

I'll just stick with ./autogen_sh as I know that it works.

I want to thank Warren, Stephane, and Benqt (no particular order) for
helping me out these past few days. I know that you've invested a lot
of hours in getting me moving. I've also learned a lot. You guys
really are the greatest. Without you the delicate linux / wife balance
of this household would almost certainly collapse.

Dotan Cohen
http://ie-only.com



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