[mapserver-users] Trouble compiling 5.0.2 with AGG on Centos 4

[Guillaume Sueur]

Yes, as Yves said, please check that you're using the 
--with-ogr=/usr/bin/gdal-config in your mapserver configure options,
check that all needed libraries paths are references in /etc/ld.so.conf
run ldconfig
and make the build dance again.

Good luck !

Dominik Schmid a écrit :
> Hi Guillaume
> 
> thanks for the advice, somehow I hadn't tried that combination. I'm 
> still not sure if AGG is going to work at all but at least Mapserver 
> compiled.
> 
> In the next attempt I added some more options (--with-proj, --with-geos 
> etc., as per instructions on 
> http://www.darandandunguen.org/2008/02/01/como-instalacion-de-mapserver-5-con-postgis-en-rhel5howto-mapserver-5-and-postgis-in-rhel5/ 
> about 3/4 down the page) and now configure chokes on OGR. I get the 
> following error:
> 
> configure: checking whether we should include WMS Server support...
>         OGC WMS compatibility enabled (-DUSE_WMS_SVR).
> configure: checking whether we should include WFS Server support...
> configure: error: OGC WFS Server support cannot be enabled: missing OGR 
> which is required).
> 
> Checking the gdal config:
> # /usr/bin/gdal-config --ogr-enabled
> yes
> 
> Looking for the GDAL files:
> # ls /usr/lib | grep -i gdal
> libgdal.a
> libgdal.la
> libgdal.so
> libgdal.so.1
> libgdal.so.1.11.0
> # ls /usr/bin/ | grep -i gdal
> gdal2xyz.py
> gdaladdo
> gdalchksum.py
> gdal-config
> gdal_contour
> gdalimport.py
> gdalinfo
> gdal_merge.py
> gdal_rasterize
> gdaltindex
> gdal_translate
> gdalwarp
> # ls /usr/include/gdal | grep -i gdal
> gdal_alg.h
> gdal_frmts.h
> gdal.h
> gdaljp2metadata.h
> gdal_pam.h
> gdal_priv.h
> gdal_rat.h
> gdal_version.h
> gdalwarper.h
> 
> So GDAL seems to be installed properly. Where else could the problem be 
> located?
> 
> Thanks for any insight
> Dominik
> 
> Guillaume Sueur schrieb:
>> try
>> --with-freetype=/usr/bin
>> and
>> --with-agg=/path/to/agg/build/dir
>>
>> Guillaume
>>
>> Dominik Schmid a écrit :
>>> We've finally decided to move forward and replace our ageing 
>>> Mapserver 4.0.1 installation with the latest and greatest version.
>>>
>>> I came as far as thinking that the AGG make was successfull, but when 
>>> I  try to configure Mapserver ("/.configure -with-agg 
>>> --with-freetype") I get the following error:
>>>
>>> configure: error: freetype required for agg support - please 
>>> configure --with-freetype
>>>
>>> I did include some directories with both options with the same 
>>> result. I'm not sure where AGG is exactly installed (directly in 
>>> "agg-2.x" or in a subdirectory in there) nor which freetype directory 
>>> to use located (the libfreetype.* files are in "/usr/lib" but 
>>> freetype-config is in "/usr/bin").
>>>
>>> When I check in yum I see that freetype 2.1.9 is in fact installed. 
>>> One problem I see is with AGG, I can't get it through Centos 4 
>>> repositories so I guess need to compile it myself. I've tried various 
>>> instructions:
>>> - http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/ticket/2215 (not sure if that's 
>>> still valid info)
>>> - Rich Fromm's instructions posted on this list on Nov 27, 2007
>>>
>>> The instruction in ticket 2215 don't result in the promised 
>>> agg_font_freetype.o file, neither in agg-2.4 nor agg-2.5.
>>> Rich's instructions for build AGG (". autogen.sh") exits with the 
>>> following error:
>>> ./configure: line 4513: syntax error near unexpected token 'FREETYPE,'
>>> ./configure: line 4513: 'PKG_CHECK_MODULES(FREETYPE,'
>>>
>>> I'm kind of lost with this, so I'm turning to this list for help. 
>>> Documentation for installing Mapserver 5 with AGG support seems scarce.
>>>
>>> Here's some more system info:
>>>
>>> - Centos 4.4
>>> - Apache 2.0.52
>>> - PHP 5.1.6
>>> - pgsql 8.1.8
>>> - freetype and freetype-devel 2.1.9
>>> ... I can give more specs if needed.
>>>
>>> Any help is greatly appreciated
>>> Dominik
>>
>>
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