Does Karamba not work with Python 2.3? The configure script seems to look only for specific versions of Python up to 2.2.3. Explicitly specifying the location of my Python 2.3 libs and includes did not work. As a result, superkaramba refuses to compile. I've been trying to figure out where to fix this in the configure script, but it's beyond my rudimentary scripting skills. This issue has been plaguing me for two weeks now.
Is there a cvs repository where this issue is fixed?
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I tried changing;
if test -z ""2.2""; then
to
if test -z ""2.3""; then
which allowed configure to complete. But then compiling failed miserably with all kinds of Python.h errors, so my guess is superkaramba does not support Python 2.3 at all :( Oh well... thought it would be cool to try out.
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If anyone can submit a patch to make it work on Python 2.3, that would be great. Until mandrake 9.2 comes out, I won't have python 2.3 to test it with.
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Well, i've installed Python 2.3 on MDK 9.1 with SK 0.30. All i needed to do was to symlink new /usr/lib/libpython2.3.so.1.0 to /usr/lib/libpython2.2.so.0.0 . It works with some errors like another version of API, but it WORKS. Maby U can try this way?
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This is a bit of a problem. The maintainer of the superkaramba package for Debian Unstable is holding at version 0.29 and said he's waiting for superkaramba to work in Python 2.3.
That means there are several themes that need .32 features that I can't run. :(
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Does Karamba not work with Python 2.3? The configure script seems to look only for specific versions of Python up to 2.2.3. Explicitly specifying the location of my Python 2.3 libs and includes did not work. As a result, superkaramba refuses to compile. I've been trying to figure out where to fix this in the configure script, but it's beyond my rudimentary scripting skills. This issue has been plaguing me for two weeks now.
Is there a cvs repository where this issue is fixed?
I tried changing;
if test -z ""2.2""; then
to
if test -z ""2.3""; then
which allowed configure to complete. But then compiling failed miserably with all kinds of Python.h errors, so my guess is superkaramba does not support Python 2.3 at all :( Oh well... thought it would be cool to try out.
If anyone can submit a patch to make it work on Python 2.3, that would be great. Until mandrake 9.2 comes out, I won't have python 2.3 to test it with.
Well, i've installed Python 2.3 on MDK 9.1 with SK 0.30. All i needed to do was to symlink new /usr/lib/libpython2.3.so.1.0 to /usr/lib/libpython2.2.so.0.0 . It works with some errors like another version of API, but it WORKS. Maby U can try this way?
This is a bit of a problem. The maintainer of the superkaramba package for Debian Unstable is holding at version 0.29 and said he's waiting for superkaramba to work in Python 2.3.
That means there are several themes that need .32 features that I can't run. :(
Python 2.3 support added in SuperKaramba 0.32b