I'm attempting to rebuild the gdal package under x86_64 with Oracle Spatial support at the latest version (1.9.2) (the version in community is at 1.9.0 right now and does not include Oracle support).gdal uses the standard autoconf/automake toolchain for its build process, and allows users to specify which external libraries they want to link in the configure script. To enable Oracle Spa
It seems like this ought to be easy...
I need to build gdal/ogr with ./configure option that isn't included in the Fedora package (--with-mdb). I want to add this on to the configuration used when the Fedora version was built.
I ended up dealing with a software meant to be deployed using dpkg. The .deb package works fine on the test env but fail on staging. Both are running the same version of Ubuntu but I am not 100% sure of the rest of the configs.
Hi , I installed debian on virtualbox but I had an error during the step of installing software , so I followed a similar case in debian forums and I skipped
1.network configuration
2.mirrors selection
3.selection and installation of software
And the installation worked ok so I installed xorg and gnome-core packages from terminal , Now I am having a gui but I want to ease things a bit by instal
I recently started packaging up some of my software and publishing it on Launchpad. The installation and removal works fine, but upgrading the package form one version to the next version is problematic.
The problem is that there are some scripts that only need to run during the first installation of the package. These scripts populate the DB, create a user, etc.
Many of us who regularly use terminal often have used ‘dpkg‘ for program installation and removal. ‘dpkg’ is basically a debian package manager that is used to install/remove Debian packages in Ubuntu as well as in Debian.
I ended up dealing with a software meant to be deployed using dpkg. The .deb package works fine on the test env but fail on staging. Both are running the same version of Ubuntu but I am not 100% sure of the rest of the configs.
Hi,
I am trying to install libgtk for gtk, from synaptic package manager.
My ubuntu version is 9.10.
when I Mark ligbtk for install it gives me the following error :
Some of the packages could not be retrieved from the server(s).
Do you want to continue, ignoring these packages?
After clicking yes, it gives me another error :
W: Failed to fetch http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/...0.15-1_a
I want to prevent installation of lower version of the package over higher version using dpkg .
Email this page
