Re: MySQL Administrator and MySQL Query Browser and Slackware 10.1

Paulo Henrique wrote:

>I am trying to make the installation using the sources but he is very
>difficult, they are some dependences and I noticed that if I have
>libgtkhtml 3.6 the system do not recognize it and demand the
>installation of libgtkhtml 3.0.  Now I am fighting to find the package
>  
>

cd mysql-query-browser
./configure --with-gtkhtml=libgtkhtml-3.6 {plus other options, if needed}

And it will compile and work with libgtkhtml 3.6

>the GAL 2.0, already I looked for in the Internet for a good one I
>fear and I did not find, already I looked for in linuxpackages.net, in
>google and nothing nor the sources I found.
>I am having much difficulty in finding the packages with the correct
>versions.  I am finding very difficult to install the MySQL
>Administrator and the MySQL Query Browser in slackware 10,1 this would
>not have to be more easy?
>Again I ask for excuses for my bad English, but as I had said, google
>is who helps me in the translation of the Portuguese for English.
>I am thankful all for the attention.
>  
>

Well, your comment is very clear.

For the Debian packages I maintain, I have the following build
dependencies for mysql-query-browser,
  libgtkhtml3.6-dev, libgtkmm2.0-dev, libpcre3-dev, libxml-parser-perl,
libmysqlclient14-dev

And for mysql-admin, my build dependencies are,
  libmysqlclient14-dev (>4.1.7), libxml2-dev, libglade2-dev,
libgtkmm2.0-dev, libpcre3-dev, scrollkeeper

Now, these are Debian packages, not exactly slackware... Anyway, if you
need any of the sources to these packages, you can get them from Debian
repository (instead of looking on the internet :).

http://packages.debian.org/<packagename> (eg.
http://packages.debian.org/libxml2-dev) will locate the binary package.
Select the one for "unstable". At the bottom of that page you will be
able to download the sourcecode for these packages so you can compile
them on Slackware if there is a need (only need to get the *orig.tar.gz
tarball - the upstream sourcecode).

Anyway, looking in Debian repository will save you a lot of time looking
on Google trying to find soure code.

- Adam

PS. I'm not trying to convert you or anything, but if you run Debian
(Sarge release), you would be able to get both mysql-admin and
mysql-query-browser as a binary package from the Debian repository. :)

http://packages.debian.org/mysql-admin
http://packages.debian.org/mysql-query-browser

Simple `apt-get install mysql-query-browser mysql-admin` would do the trick.



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