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Ron,
somewhere I read you do your developing on OSX …
I try to build 20051026 and get the following error :
checking for sqlite.h… no
configure: error: sqlite.h not found… Must have sqlite headers installedOSX has sqlite3.h …
How do you solve this ?
(btw, same problem on FC4 !)
The version of mt-daapd running on the SQLite backend requires version 2.x. It is possible to have both 2.x and 3.x installed simultaneously, but the daemon will only make use of the 2.x installation.
–Herman
I guess this has reached the point of needing a FAQ entry. 😉
the part of the sqlite2/3 I did find, but, my question was more OSX related ..
I am running 10.4.3 server on my xServe and there is only sqlite3 there …
How do I get mt-daapd build with sqlite2 ?
Where do you get sqlite2 from ?
It will be necessary for you to download and install SQLite 2.x. If you do so from source, then the libraries and header files will be placed where mt-daapd expects to find them (under /usr/local…). If you use something like Fink or DarwinPorts, then you will need to declare the relevant path at configuration.
–Herman
I use darwinports, myself, and do:
port install sqlite
port install libid3tag
then do something like:
./configure --with-id3tag=/opt/local
And that does it for me.
Ok, thanks for explaining that … I did not have port installed, I used fink until now …
Building went fine now !
Start testing 🙂
besides of some rights on /var/local/cache/mt-daapd all seems fine …
(need to change some 0700 into 0755 in that directory tree …)tnx
Post edited by: eddieb, at: 2005/11/01 18:23
Hi Ron,
yeah, I had that, but fink does not support sqlite …
Now I added port and setting./configure –with-id3tag=/opt/local
makes id3 and sqlite found …
Eddie
It’s in unstable, as is sqlite3.
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