Installing with debian woody

[Derek Atkins]

You cannot have multiple versions of gnucash installed if
one of them is in a "standard" location.  You can have multiple
opt-style installs, but not and opt-style and a normal-style.

Same thing with g-wrap.  Your g-wrap-1.2 install is in a system
path, so even though you're COMPILING against 1.3.4 in /opt/gwrap,
at runtime it's finding the older code in /usr/lib

There is nothing else you can do while you've got the g-wrap and
gnucash debian packages installed.

-derek

John Hedges <john at drystone.co.uk> writes:

> I already use gnucash 1.6.6 as installed with debian woody but would
> also like to try 1.8.2 without upsetting my currenty stable distribution
> ... I know - very boring :)
> 
> I had to compile and install g-wrap into ~/opt/g-wrap - all other
> dependencies were satisfied by std woody distro.
> 
> I configured with --enable-opt-style-install --prefix=~/opt/gnucash
> --with-g-wrap-prefix=~/opt/g-wrap
> 
> make; make install went fine ...
> 
> ./opt/gnucash/bin/gnucash
> ERROR: no such module (gnucash main)
> 
> Should I be using --share-dir and --load-path settings - if so, what
> should they be?
> 
> cheers
> 
> John
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