[Bug 230344] Review Request: bacula - Cross platform network backup for Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows.

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Summary: Review Request: bacula - Cross platform network backup for Linux, Unix, Mac and Windows.


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=230344





------- Additional Comments From andreas@xxxxxxxxx  2007-07-17 19:41 EST -------
(In reply to comment #39)
> I believe there is a missing BuildRequires for sqlite2-devel.

Mhm, don't think so. For every current fedora release sqlite 3 is used. Only
RHEL4 needs sqlite 2. But luckily the devel packages are are named sqlite-devel.
Requiring sqlite2-devel is not needed on fedora, as sqlite3 is already pulled in
on fedora and sqlite2 get's pulled in by the sqlite-devel dependency on RHEL4.

The difference between sqlite2 and 3 thus lies not in the BuildRequire line but
in the way configure gets called. For sqlite2 it's --with-sqlite and for sqlite3
it has to be --with-sqlite3.

> I'm trying to build this package on FC6 PPC and get the following message:
> "configure: error: Unable to find sqlite.h in standard locations"

This looks very much as if the configure call is incorrect. I just checked the
package in a mock build for fc6-x86_64 and it builds fine.
I guess you did not build the package in mock but simply used rpmbuild --rebuild?
In this case, please pass at least --define 'fedora 6' and maybe --define 'dist
fc6' to your rpmbuild call.

That way the right argument for the %configure macro can be selected.

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