Soprano Update eeded to 2.4.4 ? Current version not finding libiodbc

[jhell]

Lol how long did it take you to write all these emails ? I see this one
is 4 hours later than the last one you have sent.

With all due respect I do not see anyone else having the problem that
you are having.

Following along Doug Barton posting a way for you to fix this I would
stick pretty close to that. But... adding to it I would also have you
remove the full contents of /usr/local/* and some other common to your
problem directories under /var.

After you have gone through all this and have a pass or fail result, you
might consider taking minimal time to write a email as most but only
speaking for myself DO NOT HAVE the time to read a book of messages that
only consist of a problem that only pertains to you.

Severity: LOW
Precedence: LOW

On 07/04/2010 08:04, david at vizion2000.net wrote:
>  
> I have been ghaving substantial problems with soprano which appears to
> caused by Redland Backend not be installed at compile time. The system is
> freebsd 7.2 Amd64 on pentium quad core.
> 
> 
> I found an interesting snippet at:
> 
> http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=14398
> 
> Aorchid said:
> 
> "On my version there was an option for redland backend in Soprano. If there
> is not on yours, you should edit the Makefile so that the option appears.
> Rascal did build for me and there was no complaining of it being a broken
> port...not sure."
> 
> After reading this I realised that this could be connected with the message
> "Soprano components that will not be built
> Redland backend" which referred to http://librdf.org/ and eventually to
> http://librdf.org/rasqal/
> 
> Console messages demonstrated that soprano was not finding the all important
> libiodbc libraries.
> 
> I went to http://soprano.sourceforge.net and founf the following:
> 
> Soprano 2.4.4 released
> Wed, 06/30/2010 - 20:20 - trueg
> Soprano 2.4.4 is a bugfix release - probably the last one before the release
> of Soprano 2.5. It features the following changes:
> 
> Fix to FindIODBC.cmake which ensures that the correct locations are searched
> first. This allows the usage of a locally installed libiodbc.
> 
> Any chance of 2.4.4 being made available to see if this fixed the problem?
>  
> 
> 
> 
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