My problem is due to the php backends. In the setting of RKWard, I have to defini file support of PHP in RKWards, but the phpsupport directory doesn't exist !
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Yes, that's where the needed file is located in the source-tree. "make install" should have copied the file to:
/{KDE_PREFIX}/share/apps/rkward/phpfiles/
(e.g. /usr/share/apps/rkward/phpfiles)
So this is actually the location you should specify. Then, if you (re)move the sources/update to a new version of rkward you won't need to adjust this setting.
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Ok, that means installation did not go as expected. Did you pass the --prefix option to configure? If all your KDE apps are in /usr(/share/apps), then you need to run configure with:
./configure --prefix=/usr [further options]
I believe by default configure will assume /usr/local/kde, so rkward's files probably ended up in /usr/local/kde/share/apps/rkward/.
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My problem is due to the php backends. In the setting of RKWard, I have to defini file support of PHP in RKWards, but the phpsupport directory doesn't exist !
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Ok I found it :
rkward-0.3.2/rkward/scriptbackends !
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Yes, that's where the needed file is located in the source-tree. "make install" should have copied the file to:
/{KDE_PREFIX}/share/apps/rkward/phpfiles/
(e.g. /usr/share/apps/rkward/phpfiles)
So this is actually the location you should specify. Then, if you (re)move the sources/update to a new version of rkward you won't need to adjust this setting.
This directory doesn't exist "/usr/share/apps/rkward/phpfiles"
I mean /usr/share/apps exist with all KDE apps but not rkward !
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Ok, that means installation did not go as expected. Did you pass the --prefix option to configure? If all your KDE apps are in /usr(/share/apps), then you need to run configure with:
./configure --prefix=/usr [further options]
I believe by default configure will assume /usr/local/kde, so rkward's files probably ended up in /usr/local/kde/share/apps/rkward/.
Bingo !
I will take care to change this for the next install.
thank you
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