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----- Original Message ----- Hi Alex,
Thank you for the detailed steps. May I ask if you rebuilt Qt, statically, under Windows or has all your work been performed under Linux ? I have tried both of those Qt versions and ran configure.exe -static -openssl -I<path_to_openssl_include> -L<path_to_openssl_libs> and it failed to compile when running mingw32-make sub-src.
I must be doing something crazily wrong in the way I am rebuilding Qt :( I'm configure and build Qt always under windows. My configuration
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-release -static -openssl -qt-style-windowsxp -qt-style-windowsvista
openssl installed under c:\Program Files\openssl
regards,
Hi Alex,
I finally managed to build Qt! Now onto libssh in the latest x2go-client. I am guess that I need to apply the diff and then build it ? Do you perform the compile under Cygwin or use MinGW32 ?
Hello,
As I wrote in my last e-mail, the changes you need for x2goclient are already in master branch of libssh. You can build it on your system using mingw shipped with Qt SDK (need cmake, libssl and zlib) or get ready for use build from us:
Good morning, Alex
I downloaded the zip file and expanded it into the directory where the x2go client source is. I then ran qmake followed by mingw32-make release and it failed to find the lib ssh include files. It would appear they are actually in libssh/include/libssh so I copied them all upto the top directory. It got a bit further with compilation but now fails trying to find the ssh library. What am I doing so wrong Alex. This appears to be such a complicated compiled task; and I guess it is due to not having certain paths defined somewhere.
Thanks, Phil