Re: Picasaweb patch

["Mark Petersen" <petersenmde gmail com>]

Thank you for the assistance. I can now export to picasaweb. 

For
anyone else out there that is a little new these are the steps I took
to install patch: cd to source directory as root make uninstall, exit
from root user, cd to f-sport source directory, wget
http://<address>/<file>, patch -p0 < <file>,
./configure, make, as root make install, exit from root user.

Mark

On 7/19/07, Mark Petersen <petersenmde gmail com> wrote:

Thank you for the assistance. I can now export to picasaweb.

For anyone else out there that is a little new these are the steps I took to install patch: cd to source directory as root make uninstall, exit from root user, cd to f-sport source directory, wget http://<address>/<file>, patch -p0 < <file>, ./configure, make, as root make install, exit from root user.

Mark

On 7/19/07, Lorenzo Milesi < lorenzo milesi gmail com> wrote:

On 7/18/07, Mark Petersen <petersenmde gmail com> wrote:
> I successfully compiled and installed f-spot 0.3.5 on debian etch only to
> find that the export to Picasweb doesn't work - I get  "error connecting to
> gallery". I see that there is a patch available to fix this but after
> googling I am unable to find exactly what patch/file to download and no
> instructions on how to apply the patch. Thanks. Mark

You can get the patch here:
http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/gentoo-x86/media-gfx/f-spot/files/f-spot-0.3.5-picasa_fix.patch

apply the usual way: go to f-spot source root and type
patch -p0 < location_of_the_patch

After this recompile and reinstall f-spot.

Ciao
maxxer