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<P><FONT SIZE=2>More info on my compilation problems.<BR>
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I thought maybe it was a permissions issue so I deleted all the lw and libl files from my /usr/lib/postgresql directory and then ran<BR>
compile/make clean/make /make install again on postgis-1.4.0.<BR>
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After further inspection, it seems that lwpostgis.so is created and copied fine into /usr/lib/postgresql, but<BR>
liblwgeom.so and the symlinks are not. <BR>
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Looking at the liblwgeom directory of my source - I see a liblwgeom.a and liblwgeom.h but no .so files where as the 1.3.4 had these.<BR>
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and my /usr/lib/postgresql/ directory only contains one file lwpostgis.so<BR>
Is this just a difference between 1.4 and 1.3.4 that everything is now in one .so file.<BR>
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So I take it my problem is with geos-3.1.0. It seems Paul needed to make a change to that to bring in the new function. I had originally pulled from the geos-3.1.0SVN nightly build and compiled with that and when that still didn't fix the problem I thought I then pulled from the SVN repository. I might have been mistaken there so I'm repeating that part and will see how that goes.<BR>
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Thanks,<BR>
Regina<BR>
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