[Kmymoney-devel] no ofx import in my latest svn compile

[Jack]

On 2010.03.07 11:15, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
> on Sunday 07 March 2010 Jack wrote:
> > On 2010.03.06 10:27, Cristian Oneţ wrote:
> > > În data de Sîmbătă 06 Martie 2010 15:17:20 Jack a scris:
>>>> so I guess it's just not finding the plugin?  I've confirmed it's  
>>>> configured to use it.  Next time I recompile, I'll save the  
>>>> output. Any hints on what I should look for?
> > >
> > > Here are a few hints:
>>> 1. Check that you have the plugins on your system look for the  
>>> kmm_ofximport.so file and the kmm_ofximport.desktop file
>>> 2. If you have those files and the plugins are not found try  
>>> running kbuildsycoca4 to refresh the registered services cache
>>> If none of this works maybe we can think of something else if you  
>>> give us some details about the way you install your SVN version.
> >
>> Both of those files exist under the build directory and also in the  
>> installed area (/usr/local/...).  In addition, there is  
>> /usr/local/share/apps/kmm_ofximport/kmm_ofximport.rc.
> 
> I expect your KDE lives in /usr and not in /usr/local. What is the  
> output of
>   kde4-config --prefix

That's it.  I guess I'm just trying to be too smart for myself.  I did  
specify /usr/local, in an attempt to keep the svn version separate from  
the rest of my distro installed KDE.  What is curious is why I thought  
it worked in previous svn versions.  I suppose there is no way (and  
probably no point) in trying to figure that out now.

This all comes back to the issue that there is no way to fully test a  
new svn version (of 3.9x) and also have a stable distro version (3.9x,  
not 1.x) installed at the same time.  The only way to fully test is to  
fully install.  Given some of the previous discussions about this (such  
as trying to use kmymoney.shell) this is probably a larger KDE issues  
and not specific to KMM.  I haven't done any searching yet - is this a  
known issue by the KDE team?

Thanks for all the help, and sorry for the distraction.


Jack