[Live-demo] OSSIM not working on live 4.5

[Massimo Di Stefano]

i tried to debug the problems :

- ossimplanet worked on the latest live.iso (5.0-beta)

- imagelinker instead had some trouble : 
  the binary package was using gdal1.8.0 (i checked on libgdalossim_plugin.so)
  there was 2 missed packages :  libqt4-qt3support, libgdal1-1.8.0-grass

i applied the needed change to the svn install script.

i guess all will works on the osgeolive 5.0.x release.


--Massimo.

Il giorno 10/ago/2011, alle ore 00.43, Hamish ha scritto:

> [sorry for top-posting]
> 
> Hi,
> 
> the ossim package fails to install because the install script
> wants libgdal 1.7.0, but only 1.6.0 and 1.8.0 are available.
> (ubuntu 11.04 natty + ubuntugis's PPA)
> 
> I have just modified the script to bail out if the package
> dependencies fail to install, but if this doesn't get fixed
> very soon it isn't going to ship. :-(
> 
> there may or may not be other problems, but the above is an
> obvious one.
> 
> see the build logs for details
>  http://live.osgeo.org/dev/build/
> 
> 
> thanks,
> Hamish
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Eduardo wrote:
>> hi there,
>> 
>> just to report: with the same DVD I used with my notebook,
>> I installed a common desktop machine and ossim command line
>> tools is running fine on that.
>> 
>> If is there any trick that I can do for debugging purposes,
>> feel free to tell me.
>> 
>> regards
>> 
>> *Eduardo Patto Kanegae*
>> http://www.webmapit.com
>> 
>> 
>> -------- Original Message --------
>> From:     Cameron Shorter
>> 
>> Massimo,
>> I'm not sure if you have seen this error report from
>> Eduardo for OSSIM?
>> 
>> On 27/07/11 23:20, Eduardo Kanegae wrote:
>>>   Hi,
>>> 
>>>   First of all, I found DVD live very nice. It's a very kind solution
>>>   for those who are looking for a simple solution of 'how to build a
>>>   Linux GIS workstation in 20minutes'.
>>> 
>>>   I already had tested most of instaled GIS applications, including
>>>   visual/gui interfaces of OSSIM packages but OSSIM command line tools
>>>   it's not working. Eg.
>>> 
>>>   $ ossim-create-histo myimage1.tif
>>>   says:
>>>   ossim-create-histo: symbol lookup error:
>> ossim-create-histo: undefined
>>>   symbol:
>> _ZNK25ossimImageHandlerRegistry4openERK13ossimFilename
>>> 
>>>   and
>>>   $ ossim-info myimage2.tif
>>>   says:
>>>   ossim-create-histo: symbol lookup error:
>> ossim-create-histo: undefined
>>>   symbol:
>> _ZNK25ossimImageHandlerRegistry4openERK13ossimFilename
>>> 
>>>   Last info: I'm not using the 'user' account. I've created a new
>>>   account for me.
>>> 
>>>   thanks in advance
>