Howdy, praise to the developers of ktorrent!

I regularly download the SVN snapshots of ktorrent. Recently the compilation process aborts. After successful configuration ('./configure --without-arts --prefix=/home/blablabla/bin/ktorrent30122006') the make process won't start but spits the following out:

WARNING: use unsermake instead of make or use a wrapper script, e.g. makeobj!!!
/home/joris/ktorrent/unsermake/unsermake all
make: /home/joris/ktorrent/unsermake/unsermake: Command not found
make: *** [all] Error 127

This happens for all SVN snapshots from 30-12-2006 or later. Strange thing is, I can compile everything else on my shiny gentoo box.

Any suggestions?

Cheers, Jochen.

It should use automake, if it can't find unsermake. You could install unsermake, much nicer then the whole automake stuff.

Hi George,

thing is, it used automake to build. Including SVN snapshots up until 23-12-2006 I could build ktorrent. But after that date the described error appears.
Since I can compile everything else on my system (my own stuff, kernel, portage updates compile fine) the question arises: is my system borked (I don't think so) or are the svn snapshots?

Thanks in advance,
Jochen.

jochen wrote:Hi George,

thing is, it used automake to build. Including SVN snapshots up until 23-12-2006 I could build ktorrent. But after that date the described error appears.
Since I can compile everything else on my system (my own stuff, kernel, portage updates compile fine) the question arises: is my system borked (I don't think so) or are the svn snapshots?

Thanks in advance,
Jochen.

We switched admin dir to the latest from the KDE 3.5 dir after the 23-12-2006 build. It worked when I tested it with automake & co.

Wait, it's actually complaining it cannot find unsermake where I have put it on my computer ...

There should be a directory named autom4te.cache

Delete this and rerun make -f Makefile.cvs and ./configure

Hi George,

thanks, deleting that directory and recreating the Makefile did the job. Ktorrent compiled flawlessly.

Bye,
Jochen.