Building Latest versions of SOPE and Opengroupware on OS X Tiger

Hi,

I've managed to build this, but only by making a couple of
unsightly  
hacks. Is there a config param that I'm missing somewhere?

My install process is below.

Thanks in advance,

Merul

Setup on OS X Tiger 10.4.8 with latest Apple Developer
Tools
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1.	Install gnustep-make 1.13

	a.	OGoROOT="$HOME/OGoRoot"
	
	b.	./configure --prefix=$OGoROOT 
		--without-system-root 
		--with-user-root=$OGoROOT	
		--with-local-root=$OGoROOT 
		--with-network-root=$OGoROOT 
		--with-library-combo=apple-apple-nil

	c.	sudo make -s install

	After this I just added 'source
~/OGoRoot/System/Library/Makefiles/ 
GNUstep.sh' to my ~/.profile and loaded a new terminal

2.	Install SOPE 4.6

	a.	Checked out the repo, and moved out the included
gnustep-make  
directory

	b.	./configure --enable-debug --with-gnustep

	c.	make all && sudo make install

3.	Install Opengroupeware 1.1.6

	a.	Checked out the repo

	b.	./configure --enable-debug --with-gnustep
--disable-strip

	c.	make all

	d.	symlink ~/OGoRoot to ~/GNUstep

	e.	sudo make install

	Without the symlink the install fails.

I also notice that the GNUstep.sh file created above defines
 
environment variables including 'GNUstep' in their path.
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On Feb 14, 2007, at 16:33, Merul Patel wrote:
> I also notice that the GNUstep.sh file created above
defines  
> environment variables including 'GNUstep' in their
path.

Is it possibly that you had 'old' stuff still lying on your
system?  
Looks like 'old' variables got picked up?

Do you have an /etc/GNUstep.conf?

With newer GNUstep-make's you should specify
   --with-system-root=<your root>
and
   --with-config-file=<your root>/GNUstep.conf

The
   --without-system-root

does not seem to work anymore (see your
~/OGoRoot/System/Library path).

Greets,
   Helge
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Helge,

Thanks for the quick reply.


On 14 Feb 2007, at 15:49, Helge Hess wrote:
> On Feb 14, 2007, at 16:33, Merul Patel wrote:
>> I also notice that the GNUstep.sh file created
above defines  
>> environment variables including 'GNUstep' in their
path.
>
> Is it possibly that you had 'old' stuff still lying on
your system?  
> Looks like 'old' variables got picked up?
>
> Do you have an /etc/GNUstep.conf?

There was _definitely_ no /etc/GNUstep.conf. And I also
checked the  
environment variables to make sure there wasn't something
being set  
somewhere/how else.

Odd that it insists on using the 'GNUstep' path in the
GNUstep.sh  
that gets built.

BR

Merul

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