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NOTE: This procedure has been updated to fix a compile error on Fedora 17. This procedure now works for both Fedora 16 and Fedora 17
This procedure compiles the kdepim package. There is more in the kdepim package than just kmail and all the programs in kdepim will be replaced with the 4.4.11.1 release. If you converted to kmail2 you will have to save your emails since you converted to kmail2 and move them to kmail1. You should do a complete backup of your system before installing the 4.4.11.1 release. Things can and do go wrong, so a backup is absolutely necessary. I would recommend that you create a virtual machine such as free vmplayer found a http://www.vmware.com and test that you will not lose any data from installing an older kdepim package. You would need to move over the folders .kde and .local to the virtual machine. I have tested on Fedora 16 and Fedora 17 and the instructions are geared toward these releases. If you plan to use some other release the instructions may need to be changed somewhat. Install these modules
Setup Open a terminal and change directory to your home directory and then cut and paste and execute the following commands.
Compile Cut and paste and execute the following commands.
You should see the following. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- The following OPTIONAL packages could NOT be located on your system. -- Consider installing them to enable more features from this software. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- * indicate-qt (0.2.1 or higher) <http://launchpad.net/libindicate-qt> Qt bindings for libindicate Needed for KMail integration with libindicate Indicators. Fedora comes with many packages preinstalled if other things are missing, you will need to find and install additional packages. Cut and paste the following command.
You should complete at [%100].
You should see the following message --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Congratulations! All external packages have been found. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cut and paste the following command.
You should complete at [%100] Cut and paste the following command.
Install Before you continue, backup your files. Fedora has an Add/Remove Software item under System Tools. Remove Just kdepim not all of kde. Cut and paste the following commands.
Reboot your machine Upon rebooting the machine open a terminal window and type
If you try to use the kmail from the drop down menu it wil attempt to convert to kmail2 which is not what you want. Uninstall You want to go back to kmail2? Cut and paste the following commands.
Fedora has Add/Remove item under System Tools. Add the kdepim package. Reboot your machine ddan
Last edited by ddan on Wed Dec 26, 2012 3:34 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Your instructions say to first remove any existing kdepim package, and then to install kdepim-runtime-4.4.11.1 and kdepim-4.4.11.1 from source. However, isn't it necessary to also first remove any existing kdepim-runtime package? I have an openSUSE 12.2 system running KDE 4.9.3; removing kdepim-4.9.3 is not a problem, but kdepim-runtime-4.9.3 is a dependency for a few non-KDE PIM applications such as Kopete and KGPG.
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Psychonaut sorry for the late reply. I have not check the board in quite awhile.
Yes, you would have to remove all dependencies and reinstall them after you install kdepim-runtime. Hopefully there wasn't any extra runtime functions added to support Kopete and KGPG in kdepim-4.9.3. ddan |
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When I type in "kdepim-4.4.11.1/libkleo/backends/qgpgme/threadedjobmixin.h >temp", it tells me "bash: kdepim-4.4.11.1/libkleo/backends/qgpgme/threadedjobmixin.h: Permission denied"
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Unable to use make after the first compile using ./build.... I get an error saying
The second make worked perfectly... |
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