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sqlite3 package

Glitch integrating Ubuntu Server/Desktop

Asked by Dr George A Freibott IV

Trying to use Ubuntu Server/Desktop and installing Manhattan 3.3.0 Virtual Desktop School program. The install was finally going along well when this message came up:

manhat@ubuntumsasn:~/manhat-3.3.0/src$ make sqlite3_test
rm -f sqlite3_test.o hello.o clearsilver_test.o
gcc -O2 -Wall -IClearSilver -c sqlite3_test.c
sqlite3_test.c:4: fatal error: sqlite3.h: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make: *** [sqlite3_test] Error 1

I was following the administrators manual for the install and I know they use Ubuntu Server with the Manhattan program. But, first I am not a command line proficient person and second after I installed the Desktop over the Server version of Ubuntu, I have tried my best to follow the Ubuntu and Manhattan Instructions. How can you help me or can you refer me to an entity that can?

TY

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Eliah Kagan (degeneracypressure) said : 		#1

I presume you're running "make sqlite3_test" as a testing step after configuring with ./configure and building with make. Is that the case? If so, can you provide the *complete* log of the build? (This, or at least the last 512 lines, should be available if you do Edit > Select All followed by Edit > Copy in the Terminal window in which you're doing the build; then you can paste that text here.)

Is a copy of the manual you're working from available online? If so, please provide a link to it. (If it's publicly available over the Internet but not over the web, then please explain how to obtain it.)

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Eliah Kagan (degeneracypressure) said : 		#2

So, I've found the program you're describing (Manhattan Virtual Classroom). The instructions at http://manhattan.sourceforge.net/?Documentation:README_Files:INSTALL say:

> You need to install the "sqlite3" and/or the "sqlite3
> development" packages for your version of Linux.
> Use your Linux version's package management
> system (whether that's RPM, YaSt, Synaptic
> Package Manager, aptget, or whatever) and look
> for the "sqlite3" AND the "sqlite3 development" (it
> may be called "sqlite3-dev") packages, and install
> them on your system. Then try the above test again.
>
> For many Linux distributions, you'll find that "sqlite3"
> is already installed, but the "sqlite3 development"
> package is not. (This seems to be the case with
> Ubuntu Linux.)

So, if you haven't already, try installing these three packages:

libsqlite3-0
libsqlite3-dev
sqlite3

Typically libsqlite3-0 will already be installed, but it's worth double-checking. Your problem is most likely due to not having libsqlite3-dev.

If you want, you can run these commands in the Terminal to install those three packages (or whichever of them are not currently installed):

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-0 libsqlite3-dev sqlite3

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