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inksi Registered Member Posts 77 Karma 0 OS	cmake does not find optional postgres packages as installed Fri Mar 13, 2015 9:15 am Building Kexi 2.9.1 on Mint 17.1 on new machine. Running cmake I get the message: Code: Select all `"The following optional packages could not be located on your system. libpq ... "` see line 288 & following in cmake.log libpq-dev & libpq5 are installed along with libpqxx3-dev & libpqxx-3.1 . All uptodate. The result is that although Kexi is built and runs, creating access to a database on a remote server offers only MySQL and Sybase options. see http://goo.gl/g6vthX for CMakeCache.txt see http://goo.gl/miQWcN for cmake.log Please advise. Ian Last edited by inksi on Sat Mar 14, 2015 3:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
piggz Moderator Posts 13 Karma 0 OS	Re: cmake does not find optional postgres packages as instal Sat Mar 14, 2015 3:31 pm According to the log, libpq was not found.... What distro/version are you running? inksi wrote:Building Kexi 2.9.1 on Mint 17.1 on new machine. Running cmake I get the message: Code: Select all `"The following optional packages could not be located on your system. libpq ... "` see line 288 & following in cmake.log libpq-dev & libpq5 are installed along with libpqxx3-dev & libpqxx-3.1 . All uptodate. The result is that although Kexi is built and runs, creating access to a database on a remote server offers only MySQL and Sybase options. see http://goo.gl/g6vthX for CMakeCache.txt see http://goo.gl/miQWcN for cmake.log The result is that although Kexi is built and runs, creating access to a database on a remote server offers only MySQL and Sybase options. Please advise. Ian
inksi Registered Member Posts 77 Karma 0 OS	Re: cmake does not find optional postgres packages as instal Sat Mar 14, 2015 3:56 pm Hi. Piggz As noted, running Mint Linux 17.1 (Rebecca). We do have libpq installed along with other necessary postgresql bits as far as I can see. Running apt-get says uptodate and latest version installed for all four libraries mentioned. Is there some other option to verify this directly? Ian
inksi Registered Member Posts 77 Karma 0 OS	Re: cmake does not find optional postgres packages as instal Mon Mar 16, 2015 9:05 am The answer and solution was that there was a missing dependancy. Thank you for sleuthing this out, pigzz. Needed was postgresql-server-dev-9.3 Once installed the build went ahead with no issues. I will take action to get this inserted into the Calligra/Building document as a matter of urgency. Ian