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dafart

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Registered: 2007-01-06

Posts: 21

ifolder

I'm trying to set up ifolder,
I've built the dependencies from AUR just fine (libfaim, pkgversion and 2 others)
trying to build it using aur. So far I get past the "libfaim" error (which can be solved by performing

PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/lib64/pkgconfig
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH

just befor running the ./autogen.sh script.
Right now I'm getting stuck at the part in which a precompiled version of "gsoap" is being used to compile the ifolder server package.
After read http://baptiste.us/2006/04/12/building- … or-x86_64/ I get the impression that the version of gsoap is build on x86 and won't work on amd64. I am, though, capable of building gsoap on amd64 using the "orig" packages from debian.
Also, there are packages (rpm) for amd64 opensuse systems and there also appear to be ready build packages for ubuntu and fedora amd64 systems.. So it should be possible to build it on a amd64 arch system as well..
But I don't know how.
Is there anyone who can help me out and provide either a source tarball with the proper gsoap version in "tools" or with a package ready for pacman to use on amd64 systems?

Thanx a lot in advance!

Cheers

Last edited by dafart (2007-03-27 18:06:54)

dafart

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Registered: 2007-01-06

Posts: 21

Re: ifolder

Okay I actually solved the issue, this is what I did:
build the dependancies from aur (they all should build fine)
after that download the source tarball from novell's site http://forgeftp.novell.com/ifolder/serv … rrent/src/
extract the source

cd tools/gsoap/linux-2.7/src 
make
cp soapcpp2 ..
cd ..
cp -a ../macosx-2*/wsdl .
cd wsdl
make

now you can build the package from source, since libflaim gets installed to /usr/lib64/ you should perform this before compiling first:

PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/lib64/pkgconfig
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH

after that you can run the ./autogen.sh script and "make" the package.

In order to make an ifolder-server-3.5.7039.1-1.pkg.tar.gz package I rebuild the source tarball after the first step and used the PKGBUILD from cvs to build this newly created package.. which turned out to work fine.

Enjoy and good luck!