[mapserver-users] Compiling Issues: Ubuntu 8.04

[Matthew Pettis]

Hi Guillaume, Milo,

Thanks for the replies... please see below

MIlo:
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Ah!

I faced this one on debian yesterday! Thanks to great help on the irc
channel I can help ou with a solution, aint life great?

You say proj_api.h is in that directory, but how about libproj.a/libproj.so?

Did you run the ./configure, make , make install for proj?

If you did

You may need to run:


ldconfig /usr/include
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proj_api.h is in /usr/include/ while libproj.a/libproj.so are in
/usr/lib... i didn't build the libproj.* libraries myself, but
downloaded them via synaptic -- do i need to do a manual build?

Guillaume:
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On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 2:05 AM, Guillaume Sueur
<guillaume.sueur at neogeo-online.net> wrote:
> did you add your lib path to /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig after proj
> install ?
>
> Guillaume
>
> Matthew Pettis a écrit :
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am compiling MapServer from source because I want to include
>> fastcgi... anyway, I've fixed most of the compile issues, but I can't
>> get past the following:
>>
>> ================
>> configure: checking whether we should include PROJ.4 support...
>> configure: error: "Could not find proj_api.h or libproj.a/libproj.so
>> in /usr/include/."
>> ================
>>
>> However, I verified that /usr/include/proj_api.h does exist, so I'm a
>> bit confused... any suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Matt
>>
>
>
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answer: no, because like I wrote to Milo, I did a synaptic install of
the proj library, not a manual build... can i still edit it after
doing a synaptic install?  my ld.so.conf file looks like this
currently:

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include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf
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is this what it should look like?

Thanks,
Matt


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