[sword-devel] Re: Fw: Thai web site and Diatheke
Troy A. Griffitts
sword-devel@crosswire.org
Mon, 12 Aug 2002 12:40:00 -0700
Hey guys,
I think diatheke is compiled with the standard build of sword. Are you
using the latest version from CVS? I realize this isn't ideal, but I'd
hate to track down bugs that we've already fixed with the build system,
and we're really close to a new release anyway. Here are some commands
to get the current cvs and build:
$ export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@cvs.crosswire.org:/usr/local/cvsroot
$ cvs login
Password: anonymous
$ cvs co sword
$ cd sword
$ ./usrinst.sh
$ make
$ su
Password:
# make install
Also, if you would like ICU support, be sure to first download icu 2.1
and install that before doing the above sequence of commands. Also add
the command line arg --with-icu to the usrinst.sh command, eg.
./usrinst.sh --with-icu
This should get you a clean compile of the latest code, including diatheke.
Hope this helps. Please feel free to write me if you have any further
questions.
-Troy.
Adrian Korten wrote:
> Goo day,
>
> We are trying to get a web Diatheke set up for the Thai Bible Society. Sam
> has had the following problem; could someone give him some advice or tell
> him where some more details are located.
>
> Adrian
>
> -------
> Sam Wanyoike <sam@biblesocieties.org> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi Adrian,
>>
>>I'm having trouble compiling the .cpp's for diatheke and gives a cross
>>reference error which says;
>>
>>/tmp/ccsgxf9H.o(.text+0x1ca): undefined reference to `stricmp(char
>>const *, char const *)'
>>
>>Might you have a README at hand for installing/setting it up on
>>Linux/Unix?? I'll also check some more at crosswire on Linux
>>troubleshooting.
>>
>>...regds, Sam
>>
>>
>>>Good day Sam,
>>>I was wondering why you did not reply and am happy to 'hear' your
>>>voice again. (My guess had been you were on vacation but a move to a
>>>new country is even more delaying to work goals.) Please do go ahead
>>>and try to troubleshoot it - Bob and I are pretty sure that
>>>Diatheke.exe needs to be compiled for Unix (or whatever machine it is
>>>on). But this is all new to me so I should not try to sound like an
>>>expert.
>>>
>>>I am working on a new HTML form and Perl script. It is working on my
>>>Win98 machine running Apache and the Diatheke.exe for Windows. It
>>>needs some more work but does display nicely in paragraphs etc. By the
>>>way, do you know if I can specify a target frame from within the Perl
>>>output code. At the moment, the Submit button's HTML code specifies a
>>>second frame but within Perl, I'd like to be able to send some output
>>>to a third frame.
>>>
>>>ak
>>>
>>>----- Original Message -----
>>>From: "Sam Wanyoike" <sam@biblesocieties.org>
>>>To: "Adrian Korten" <adrian_korten@sil.org>
>>>Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 6:42 AM
>>>Subject: Re: Fw: Thai web site and Diatheke
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>So sorry Adrian for the delay, but now I want to look and follow up
>>>>on this issue.
>>>>
>>>>Can I go ahead and try to troubleshoot?
>>>>
>>>>I was doing a major re-llocation, but now I'm settled in well here
>>>>in Canada & hopefull should be able to give you much better support.
>>>>
>>>>Sorry once again for the inconvinience...
>>>>
>>>>Kind regards, Sam
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Good day Sam,
>>>>>Have you had a chance yet to compile the Diatheke program? Or is
>>>>>someone else looking into this? I've got some demos that I'd like
>>>>>to show to the leaders at TBS; hopefully, next week some time.
>>>>>
>>>>>ak
>>>>>
>>>>>----- Original Message -----
>>>>>From: "Adrian Korten" <adrian_korten@sil.org>
>>>>>To: "Sam Wanyoike" <sam@biblesocieties.org>
>>>>>Cc: "Bob Batzinger" <bob@bible.org.sg>
>>>>>Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 8:11 PM
>>>>>Subject: Thai web site and Diatheke
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Good day Sam,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Bob has helped me to get quite a few problems fixed. To start
>>>>>>with, we worked on getting it a server and the CGI working on my
>>>>>>Win98 machinge. We were able to install Apache v1.? instead of
>>>>>>Apache 2.0?. After getting the .conf file adjusted, the server
>>>>>>could run Perl scripts and specifically
>>>>>
>>>>>the
>>>>>
>>>>>>Diatheke scripts. Then we were able to get the connection to the
>>>>>>Diatheke.exe and from there the link to the Sword text
>>>>>>databases. Next,
>>>>>
>>>>>Bob
>>>>>
>>>>>>had to show me how to clean up some Perl commands that only
>>>>>>worked on
>>>>>
>>>>>Unix.
>>>>>
>>>>>>Final result: the selected texts were displayed. That was
>>>>>>yesterday.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Today, with the previous knowledge, we tried to get it working
>>>>>>on the
>>>>>
>>>>>actual
>>>>>
>>>>>>web-site. After various attempts and breaking it down to the
>>>>>>simplest components, we realized a major problem. The file that
>>>>>>I uploaded is the same .exe that I am using on my Win98 system.
>>>>>>It most likely needs to be compiled for Unix. We tried to do
>>>>>>that but don't have authorized telnet access and it didn't work
>>>>>>through a CGI script. So, could you compile the C++ code for me.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>The files are in '/sword152/apps/console/diatheke/'. There is a
>>>>>>Makefile
>>>>>
>>>>>in
>>>>>
>>>>>>that directory along with two relevant .cpp files. There is a
>>>>>>readme file but it is related to setting up the Win .exe. The
>>>>>>Makefile references a Makefile.cfg in the '/sword152/'
>>>>>>directory. You may have to make some adjustments to this file to
>>>>>>make it compile, ie. C++ compiler. Also
>>>>>
>>>>>uploaded
>>>>>
>>>>>>is the '/sword152/include/' directory and files. If this stuff
>>>>>>does not compile with the above, I can send you the
>>>>>>'sword152.zip' which contains many other things. Or you can
>>>>>>download it from the Crosswire Sword site. There is a Sword
>>>>>>v1.5.3 release but I have heard that the version of the Diatheke
>>>>>>is buggy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I'd appreciate it much if you could do this for me and TBS
>>>>>>because I am unable to do it myself.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>ak
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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