Re: Evolution stuff

[Rodd Clarkson <r-list clarkson id au>]

Jeff,

Those tarballs have been added to f.g.o.  What are the odd's of getting
and update to 0.22.0 sometime?

Also, using the stuff Samuel Stingham supplied I get the following error
trying to make install evolution:

checking if gethostbyaddr_r wants seven arguments... no
checking for db3 compiler flags... -I/opt/gnome/include
checking db.h usability... yes
checking db.h presence... yes
checking for db.h... yes
checking db3 header version... 3.1.17
checking for db3 library name... configure: error: Could not find db3 library
make: *** [configure-work/main.d/evolution-1.3.1/configure] Error 1

suggestions?  I used the misc/db to compile db3 and it seemed to work
fine.


Rodd



On Fri, 2003-03-14 at 17:50, Jeff Waugh wrote:
> <quote who="sams marketing-designs com">
> 
> > Here is a tarball filled with evolution goodies.  I included gnome-pilot
> > and gnome-pilot-conduits because I was not sure if they were included
> > with the latest release or if I just made the directory/makefiles
> > myself.  Either way, like I stated before, don't use this.  It doesn't
> > work.  But god damn does it look nice.
> 
> It doesn't work? Evo, or the your garballs?
> 
> I have actually added these locally, but was hoping that Ettore would get
> back to me about putting Evo up on ftp.gnome.org, so we could use bzips
> instead.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> - Jeff
> 
> -- 
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