Hi Pavbaranov, Can you please let me know the output of the next command? kde4-config --prefix The output of the above command should be the next one: /usr It seems like you are trying to install everything under the directory "/home/pawel/tmp/kvirustotal-0.30.0/build/kde4-config --prefix/" which isn't a valid directory! Please, let me know if you have passed any argument to the cmake and/or make commands. Best regards.

Hi Musikolo. Thanks for the answer. There isn't any "next command' after that. Command sudo make install just ending its work and return to path. I try to compile in that way (without root permission): mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=`kde4-config --prefix` .. make make install

OK, I've understood my mistake. Now, I compile with: cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr .. and everything is OK. Many thanks.

Hi vaci0: As far as I can see in your compilation trace, you don't have the file /usr/include/QtCrypto/QtCrypto available. So, the solution is either: 1.- You can create the missing file /usr/include/QtCrypto/QtCrypto which content is just: #include "qca.h" 2.- You can replace the line 23 in the file filehasher.cpp having: #include <QtCrypto/QtCrypto> for #include "QtCrypto/qca.h" I would choose the first option and, if possible, add the missing file to the libqca-devel package you have in your PC. It's very likely the packager didn't realize about it. Please, let me know if this solves your problem. Best regards.

Hi Musikolo, the list of files on libqca-devel: [ori0n@Ori0n ~]$ urpmq -ql libqca-devel /usr/lib/libqca.so /usr/lib/pkgconfig/qca2.pc /usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto /usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto/QtCrypto /usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto/qca.h /usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto/qca_basic.h /usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto/qca_cert.h ... the file exist in other path. I am creating a rpm for the official repository of Mageia and would like to find another way to solve it without touching the source code or create files in filesystem. A patch using the second form would be appropriate. I'll try and comment as I was. Sorry my bad english.

Hi vaci0: OK, I see the problem, which is that your libqca-devel package is placing .h files in a non-standard path. This means that if don't want to change other packages, the better way is to give the 'make' command a hint about where to find the QtCrypto header. So, now I can think of two possibilities: 1.- Edit the file CMakeLists.txt you'll find in the KVirusTotal root dir and replace the variable '${QCA2_INCLUDE_DIR}' for '/usr/lib/qt4/include' 2.- If the above doesn't work, once cmake completes, run the make command as follows: make -I /usr/lib/qt4/include Please, let me know whether it works for you this time. Best regards.

[ 32%] Building CXX object core/CMakeFiles/kvt_core.dir/filehasher.o /home/ori0n/rpm/BUILD/kvirustotal-0.30.0/core/filehasher.cpp:23:29: error fatal: QtCrypto/QtCrypto: No existe el fichero o el directorio compilación terminada. make[2]: *** [core/CMakeFiles/kvt_core.dir/filehasher.o] Error 1 make[1]: *** [core/CMakeFiles/kvt_core.dir/all] Error 2 make: *** [all] Error 2 error: Estado de salida erróneo de /home/ori0n/rpm/tmp/rpm-tmp.aoGAag (%build) Not working :( I will continue looking for another solution

Hi vaci0, I would say you definitely have some sort of issue with your libqca-devel package. In my libqca-devel package I have a file called qca2.pc that has this inside: $ cat /usr/lib/pkgconfig/qca2.pc prefix=/usr exec_prefix=${prefix} libdir=/usr/lib includedir=/usr/include/QtCrypto Name: QCA Description: Qt Cryptographic Architecture library Version: 2.0.3 Requires: QtCore Libs: -L${libdir} -lqca Cflags: -I${includedir} What does it contain yours? This file contains essential information to let cmake & make figure out where to find all qca related files. I think you either don't have this file or its content is wrong. Let's see what comes up... Best regards.

[ori0n@Ori0n ~]$ more /usr/lib/pkgconfig/qca2.pc prefix=/usr/lib/qt4 exec_prefix=/usr/lib/qt4 libdir=/usr/lib includedir=/usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto Name: QCA Description: Qt Cryptographic Architecture library Version: 2.0.2 Requires: QtCore Libs: -L${libdir} -lqca Cflags: -I${includedir}

[ori0n@Ori0n ~]$ more /usr/lib/pkgconfig/qca2.pc prefix=/usr/lib/qt4 exec_prefix=/usr/lib/qt4 libdir=/usr/lib includedir=/usr/lib/qt4/include/QtCrypto Name: QCA Description: Qt Cryptographic Architecture library Version: 2.0.3 Requires: QtCore Libs: -L${libdir} -lqca Cflags: -I${includedir} This is content of file qca2.pc

Hi vaci0, The other day I got to reproduce your problem by moving my QtCrypto headers to the location you have (/usr/qt4/include). Then I had to deal with some errors with cmake related to the new location of the QtCrypto headers. I got to fix this, but the real problem came when I run make, since I was getting the same issue you did, but I wasn't able to find a way to fix it. The only thing that worked was to return the QtCrypto headers to its original location (/usr/include), and voila, it worked like a charm. So, I think the problem is that your libqca package it's a bit of a mess. I would say header files should be placed under the /usr/include dir, and not the /usr/qt4/include dir your package uses. Besides, my qca2.pc file has the prefix variable as '/usr' while your as '/usr/qt4'. Yet, both libdir variables match to each other. Too weird to me, since the include and lib dirs don't share the same prefix!! Out of curiosity, could try copying the QtCrypto headers to the /usr/include dir and then try again to see what you get? If it works, I would say you should consider to rebuild your libqca-devel package placing QtCrpto headers under /usr/include dir. My package is like this http://pastebin.com/Y6uBxgqf Please, let me know if you get any progress about it. Best regards.

Sorry for the delay. Probe QtCrypto moving headers to /usr/include, where should be, and compile fine. The problem seems to be with the packaging libqca-devel on my distro. I'll open a bug to the packager to fix it. Thank you very much and sorry for my bad English: P Español: Disculpa la demora. Probé moviendo las cabeceras a /usr/include, donde ceberian estar, y compilo bien. El problema parece estar en el empaquetamiento de libqca-devel de mi distro. Abrire un bug para que el empaquetador lo solucione. Muchas gracias por tu ayuda y tu paciencia. Atte. VaCi0

--- English --- Hi jonhz, If you have a look at the INSTALL file, you'll see the following requirement: # (0) Minimum Requirements (tested, but might be lower) - kde >= 4.4.0 - qt >= 4.6.2 - qca >= 2.0.2 - qjson >= 0.7.1 As you can read in the error message, qca package is not install. So you need to install a package named like qca, qca2, qca-devel, qca2-devel or so. Please, let me know if you still cannot compile it. Best regards. --- Español --- Hola jonhz: Si le echas un vistazo al fichero INSTALL, verás que se indican los siguientes requisitos: # (0) Requisitos mínimos (probados, aunque podrían ser menores) - kde >= 4.4.0 - qt >= 4.6.2 - qca >= 2.0.2 - qjson >= 0.7.1 Como puedes ver en el mensaje de error, el paquete qca no está instalado. Así pues, es necesario que instales un paquete de nombre qca, qca2, qca-devel, qca2-devel o algo similar. Si todavía sigues teniendo problemas, por favor, házmelo saber. Un saludo.

Hi Elurogayo, The problem you are having is that the method currentMSecsSinceEpoch() is only available from Qt 4.7+ and it's clear you are having a previous one. Thus, what I have done is to create a patch that will set the right method depending on your Qt version. So, all you have to do is to copy this patch ( http://pastebin.com/mNqcq3px ) into a file, for instance called kvirustota_qt46_compatibility.patch, and save it in the directory kvirustotal-0.20.0. Then, issue the next command: patch -p0 < kvirustota_qt46_compatibility.patch I hope it solves the problem. Otherwise, please let me know. Best regards. PS: Assuming it will work, my intention is to keep this change in main code so this problem doesn't happen again in future releases.

Aplicación del parche: [root@localhost kvirustotal-0.20.0]# patch -p0 < kvirustota_qt46_compatibility.patch patching file core/web/webhttpconnector.cpp Hunk #3 succeeded at 330 with fuzz 2. [root@localhost kvirustotal-0.20.0]# A continuación se aplican las instrucciones contenidas en el archivo <INSTALL> sin ningún problema. ¡Ya está instalado! ---------------------------- Applying the patch: [root@localhost kvirustotal-0.20.0]# patch -p0 < kvirustota_qt46_compatibility.patch patching file core/web/webhttpconnector.cpp Hunk #3 succeeded at 330 with fuzz 2. [root@localhost kvirustotal-0.20.0]# Then apply the instructions in the file <INSTALL> no problem. Already installed!

Hi vaci0, As far as I can see, you need to install qjson package. It is a requirement if want to get KVirusTotal compiled. After a quick Google search, I have found this package for Mandriva at http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/14441000/dir/mandrake_other/com/qjson-0.7.1-4mdv2011.0.i586.rpm.html although I would recommend you to use your usual repository whenever possible. I hope it helps! [ and... "¡al toro amigo!" :-P ]

@M0Rf30: Thanks a lot for reporting this crash. It should be fixed in the version I have just released (0.10.1). It was one of those stupid errors one often overestimate. Please, let me know about whatever other issue you have.