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Re: jetvetsql

• Posted by Kenneth Rhodes <ken_rhodes30436 at yahoo.com> Feb 11, 2006
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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
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