> fedora-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx X-Scanned-By: This message was scanned > by fs3.freestart.hu X-Evolution-Source: > pop://lagymata@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit At > 12:38 06/03/2007, you wrote: >Hello, >I'm hoping you will be lending > me a halping hand to solve my >installation problem of DjVulibre > plug-in. The history of mine attempts >are as follows: I used to use > DjVulibre with what is now called www.findmypast.com (used to be > called 1837online.com) to view the records of birth, marriage and > death entries. I've now swapped to using ancestry.co.uk (they include > the UK 1901 census) which does not use DjVulibre. Anyway, as I recall, > I obtained the source RPM for DjVulibre from > http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/djvu/djvulibre-3.5.18-1.src.rpm > built and installed it and it "just worked". Have you tried doing > this? Subsequently, the Fedora repo version overtook the version I had > built and was replaced by yum. I'm using FC5. Dave F -- fedora-list Many thank for the clu you've provided in reply to my demand. You've guided my thinking toward the use of rpm. It reveals one of the advantage of Red Hat over other distros being the aboriginal creator and emissor of the procedure of packaging. I found the install of DjVu plug-in astonishingly simple after musing over your proposal. Although my first atempt to download the rpm from the above site failed me because all of a sudden the server made a break and since then it hangs continuosly. That's why I am lingering with my success report. To be instructive I found on my bookshelv the book "Maximum rpm" from Edward C.Bailey ISBN: 1-888172-78-9 Kind regard to Dave F. and company > > > > ____________________________________________________________________ Tavaszig, most minden féláron! ADSL Internet már 1 745 Ft/hó -tól. Keresse ajánlatunkat a http://www.freestart.hu oldalon!
