Re: [CSCMail-Users] pixmap is not of type Gtk::Gdk::Pixmap

[Count Z. <cou...@cy...>]

> All the pixs are in there right places :-)
> I had the wrong path in my PixmapDir...
> 
> The reason is that I did not care for the installation pathes when upgrading
> and did not delete my .cscmailrc
> The problem is that the installer script uses /usr as its default path but
> "make install" put all the stuff in /usr/local so I ended up in the wrong
dirs
> and excutables and libs at several places. I think they should have the same
> defaults?

Well, the installer takes the same approach as RPM's do.  RPM's by default go
to /usr but tarballs by default go into /usr/local

Personally, I think all non-distro provided programs should go in /usr/local
and I will change the installer... I plan on re-writing the installer from
scratch for the 1.8.0 release anyway... Muhri did a good job in a hurry when he
wrote it, but it assumes too much...

> Now I can run cscmail, however when I use the GtkHTML Widget and try to open
a
> folder, cscmail crashes with the following message:
> Usage: Gtk::HTML::begin(html, url) at /usr/local/bin/cscmail line 1865.      
 

Yes, one of the drawbacks to depending on developmental libs (such as GtkHTML)
is that when they change, we change.  CSCMail 1.7.x uses the new (well, new for
a few months now) interface to GtkHTML... You need to upgrade your GtkHTML, as
well as your GtkHTML-Perl bindings.

-CZ