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mw46
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CoolStack 1.1 @ x86 Perl (DB_File.pm) problem   
Jun 8, 2007 12:29 PM

 
Apparently that module was built against a version of Berkeley DB at some point. But at runtime it does not seem to be able to find libdb-4.5.so:-(

What I'm missing here? :-(

OK, I looked at the source package (CSKperlSrc) and the ext-add/DB_File-1.8.14/config.in seems to point at /opt/coolstack/[include|lib] as place for Berkeley DB. That's consistent with the RPATH I found in the binary libs. But I've already most CoolStack packages installed and I'm still missing Berkeley DB:-(

Is there a list what's included in each package somewhere?

My CoolStack packages: CSKamp, CSKmysql, CSKncurses, CSKperl, CSKperlSrc, CSKphplibs, CSKruby, CSKtds.

Thanks,
-- Marco

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shantiS
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Re: CoolStack 1.1 @ x86 Perl (DB_File.pm) problem   
Jun 11, 2007 12:03 PM (reply 1 of 3)  (In reply to original post )

 
Yes - for various reasons, we decided not to ship BerkeleyDB.
I'm afraid you'll have to build your own version of DB if you want to use DB_File.

Shanti
 
mw46
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Re: CoolStack 1.1 @ x86 Perl (DB_File.pm) problem   
Jun 12, 2007 9:52 AM (reply 2 of 3)  (In reply to #1 )

 
That's what I ended up doing. But since you built against a BerkelyDB in /opt/coolstack, I had to install my version there. So overall I've now a mix of things in /opt/coolstack.

But you did not answer my second question: Is there a web site with the packaging info and limitations? That would have helped quite a bit to figure the problem out.

Thanks,
-- Marco
 
shantiS
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Registered: 12/9/98
Re: CoolStack 1.1 @ x86 Perl (DB_File.pm) problem   
Jun 12, 2007 10:34 AM (reply 3 of 3)  (In reply to #2 )

 
But you did not answer my second question: Is there a
web site with the packaging info and limitations?
That would have helped quite a bit to figure the
problem out.

This is a learning process for us as well as it is impossible to test all of the functionality of these apps. I'm trying to capture all of this in the FAQ and am updating it constantly. I encourage everyone to first check the faq at (http://cooltools.sunsource.net/coolstack/faq.html) before posting your question to the forum.

Shanti
 
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