1. jetvetsql
Chris,
Haven't been able to get jetvet running quite yet:
1. compress.e was missing - copied that from my directory for eusqlite3.
2. Then - it couldn't find sqlite_3.0.8.so - couldn't find that on
the sqlite page - so I downloaded 3.3.4.so installed it in /usr/lib/
still get same error message. Hmmmm do I have to log out and log in
again?
Ken Rhodes
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2. Re: jetvetsql
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3. Re: jetvetsql
Kenneth Rhodes wrote:
>
> Chris,
>
> Haven't been able to get jetvet running quite yet:
>
> 1. compress.e was missing - copied that from my directory for eusqlite3.
>
Thanks, that should have been included in the package, it is now
> 2. Then - it couldn't find sqlite_3.0.8.so - couldn't find that on
> the sqlite page - so I downloaded 3.3.4.so installed it in /usr/lib/
> still get same error message. Hmmmm do I have to log out and log in
> again?
>
I suspect this is because you have an earlier eusqlite installed, and the search
path is hitting that first.
Because I anticipated this error, I actually updated eusqlite3.ew in the
package, (shortly on the web page) which gives instructions on how to update, but
for the sake of completeness
For Linux
1. get the latest package from www.sqlite3.org
2. as root, unzip and put sqlite_3.x.x.so into /usr/lib
3. as root, run ldconfig
4. as root, create a symlink from sqlite3.so to sqlite_3.x.x.so - I find
midnight commander is the easiest way to do this (I don't have to remember any
command line stuff)
5. eusqlite3.ew looks for sqlite3.so if it cant find sqlite_3.0.8.so, so it
should work now.
Yes its a bit of a fiddle, and I may get around to writing a root installer, but
a lot of poeple in the Linux world distrust these, and only like to do very
specific things as root.
Chris
>
> Ken Rhodes
> 100% MicroSoft Free
> SuSE Linux 10.0
> No AddWare, SpyWare, or Viruses!
> Life is Good
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4. Re: jetvetsql
Chris Burch wrote:
>
> >
> I suspect this is because you have an earlier eusqlite installed, and the
> search
> path is hitting that first.
>
> Because I anticipated this error, I actually updated eusqlite3.ew in the
> package,
> (shortly on the web page) which gives instructions on how to update, but for
> the sake of completeness
>
> For Linux
> 1. get the latest package from www.sqlite3.org
check
> 2. as root, unzip and put sqlite_3.x.x.so into /usr/lib
check
> 3. as root, run ldconfig
check
> 4. as root, create a symlink from sqlite3.so to sqlite_3.x.x.so - I find
> midnight
> commander is the easiest way to do this (I don't have to remember any command
> line stuff)
hmmmm this is what I have installed:
ken@linux:~> ls /usr/lib/sql*
/usr/lib/sqlite-3.3.4.so
ken@linux:/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.7/i586-linux-thread-multi/auto/DBD/SQLi
te> ls
SQLite.bs SQLite.so
so, should I create a symlink form SQLite.so to sqlite-3.3.3.so?
Kfind could not fine sqlite3.so on my system.
> 5. eusqlite3.ew looks for sqlite3.so if it cant find sqlite_3.0.8.so, so it
> should work now.
>
> Yes its a bit of a fiddle, and I may get around to writing a root installer,
> but a lot of poeple in the Linux world distrust these, and only like to do
> very
> specific things as root.
Would your root installer nix my problem?
Thanks,
Ken Rhodes
100% MicroSoft Free
SuSE Linux 10.0
No AddWare, SpyWare, or Viruses!
Life is Good
5. Re: jetvetsql
Ken:
If you get a chance could test my XMOTOR.zip for Linux
on SuSE Linux 10.0 because I wrote it using RedHat 9.0
and would like to know if it works on SuSE.
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/xmotor.zip
Thanks !
Bernie
My files in archive:
motor.eu w32engin.ew mixedlib.e eu_engin.e win32eru.exw
Can be downloaded here:
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/cgi-bin/asearch.exu?dos=on&win=on&lnx=on&gen=on&keywords=bernie+ryan
6. Re: jetvetsql
Kenneth Rhodes wrote:
>
> Chris Burch wrote:
> >
>
> > I suspect this is because you have an earlier eusqlite installed, and the
> > search
> > path is hitting that first.
> >
> > Because I anticipated this error, I actually updated eusqlite3.ew in the
> > package,
> > (shortly on the web page) which gives instructions on how to update, but for
> > the sake of completeness
> >
> > For Linux
> > 1. get the latest package from www.sqlite3.org
> check
> > 2. as root, unzip and put sqlite_3.x.x.so into /usr/lib
> check
>
> > 3. as root, run ldconfig
> check
>
> > 4. as root, create a symlink from sqlite3.so to sqlite_3.x.x.so - I find
> > midnight
> > commander is the easiest way to do this (I don't have to remember any
> > command
> > line stuff)
> hmmmm this is what I have installed:
>
> ken@linux:~> ls /usr/lib/sql*
> /usr/lib/sqlite-3.3.4.so
>
>
> ken@linux:/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.7/i586-linux-thread-multi/auto/DBD/SQLi
> te> ls
> SQLite.bs SQLite.so
>
> so, should I create a symlink form SQLite.so to sqlite-3.3.3.so?
>
> Kfind could not fine sqlite3.so on my system.
>
>
> > 5. eusqlite3.ew looks for sqlite3.so if it cant find sqlite_3.0.8.so, so it
> > should work now.
> >
> > Yes its a bit of a fiddle, and I may get around to writing a root installer,
> > but a lot of poeple in the Linux world distrust these, and only like to do
> > very
> > specific things as root.
>
> Would your root installer nix my problem?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken Rhodes
> 100% MicroSoft Free
> SuSE Linux 10.0
> No AddWare, SpyWare, or Viruses!
> Life is Good
Hi
Sorry, out of town for 24 hours.
To create a link to your installed sqlite library
As root, cd /usr/lib
ln -s ./sqlite-3.3.4.so ./sqlite3.so
(note the case)
This will create a new symlink in /usr/lib pointing to the current sqlite
library. Its also what eusqlite looks for. If you ever update the lib, be sure to
update the symlink.
Chris
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