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Name "DB Browser for SQLite" has spaces which cause "missing separator" #786
Description
Details for the issue
There are two related issues:
- the name was changed to “DB Browser for SQLite” (in 2014, I think) but the spaces (with cmake version 3.6.1) cause a “missing separator” problem when make is run.
- After a local correction to 1), later.
sudo make install
failed because src/icons/DB_Browser_for_SQLite.png, distri/DB_Browser_for_SQLite.desktop and distri/DB_Browser_for_SQLite. .appdata.xml don't exist.
Useful extra information
For me, the solution for 1) was to simply vi into CMakeLists.txt and
1,$s/DB Browser for QLite/DB_Browser_for_SQLite/g
For 2) there is a sqlitebrowser.* for each of them – so I replaced them, after which the make install worked.
I'm opening this issue because:
- DB4S won't build per its instructions.
I'm using DB4S on:
- Linux: ( _distro: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.2 (Maipo) )
I'm using DB4S version:
- 3.9.0
I have also:
- Searched for an existing similar issue: https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Aissue%20
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justinclift commentedon Sep 23, 2016
Thanks Richard. We'll be making a 3.9.1 release in the near future, which is probably a good time for getting this fixed. 😄
RH-Euronext commentedon Sep 23, 2016
Well I should say thanks to you guys for the product.
Seems to work very well so far as I’ve used it.
It will participate in a significant demo next Friday!
justinclift commentedon Sep 23, 2016
Awesome. 😀
justinclift commentedon Sep 29, 2016
@RH-Euronext Just tried this here on a CentOS 7-1511 install. Both
cmakeandmakecompiled fine (no errors), though I did have to install bothcmakeandgcc-g++which our docs were missing (now fixed).Only tried with our latest development source code though, not the previous 3.9.0 release tarball.
Is it feasible for you to compile from git source?
RH-Euronext commentedon Sep 29, 2016
Sure I can compile from source.
Maybe our cmake is old? 3.6.1…
justinclift commentedon Sep 29, 2016
CMake 3.6.1 is fine. 😄
With the bug in this issue, I think it's a duplicate of #758. That was fixed ~1 month ago in our master branch in git, with 2957974.
If you want to try compiling with our git head, it should "just work". 😄
We're also putting out a minor bug fix release (3.9.1) soon (maybe tonight), if that's useful.
On a side note, CMake 3.6.0 and earlier can generate windows binaries with a (low risk) security problem in them.
Your version (3.6.1) has the main fix for that problem in it, so no worries there.
justinclift commentedon Sep 30, 2016
Closing this, as I'm really sure it's a duplicate. @RH-Euronext If if your testing it turns out not to be, you're definitely welcome to reopen this so it can be investigated. 😄