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No rule to make target when $make #5242

Closed maverick077 closed 3 years ago

maverick077 commented 3 years ago

When I try to $make mumble on raspberry Pi again, it shows that: " make[2]: No rule to make target '../themes/Mumble/authenticated.svg', needed by 'src/mumble/mumble_autogen/6RJHKKPRHE/qrc_MumbleTheme.cpp'. Stop. make[1]: [CMakeFiles/Makefile2:1386: src/mumble/CMakeFiles/mumble.dir/all] Error 2 make[1]: Waiting for unfinished jobs.... [ 50%] Built target murmur make: [Makefile:130: all] Error 2 " I am confused, what's mean? how to sovle it?

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Krzmbrzl commented 3 years ago

Please run git submodule update --init --recursive

maverick077 commented 3 years ago

Please run git submodule update --init --recursive

It shows " fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git " More hints needed.

Krzmbrzl commented 3 years ago

You have to be in your clone of the repository when executing this command

maverick077 commented 3 years ago

You have to be in your clone of the repository when executing this command

Emmm... I have done it but nothing changed. The error is not solved.

maverick077 commented 3 years ago

You have to be in your clone of the repository when executing this command

Emmm... I have done it but nothing changed. The error is not solved.

I run "git submodule update --init --recursive ", $make clean and $make, the problem still shows. Do I run it in an incorrect path? 7

Krzmbrzl commented 3 years ago

Since you closed the issue, I take it the problem is solved?

maverick077 commented 3 years ago

Since you closed the issue, I take it the problem is solved?

Emmm... I used to try the option "-D static=on", and I have the problem. So I delete it and the problem is solved. So strange is it.

Actually, I've been debugging gumble(3rd party mumble client) these days, it needs to modify the ini config: "opusthreshold=0" So how to modify "murmur.ini" directly or use murmurd to do it since I have installed mumble-server?
I'm sorry to keep bothering you.

Krzmbrzl commented 3 years ago

Why would you use the static option in the first place? Are you aware of our build documentation?

So how to modify "murmur.ini" directly or use murmurd to do it since I have installed mumble-server?

The ini file is just a regular plain-text file. So you would simply locate it, open it in your favorite text editor, make the changes and save again :shrug:

However keep in mind that the ini only specifies default values that are loaded the first time a server is created but after that point these options are saved on a per-server basis in its database and thus changes to the ini don't reflect in already existing servers. If you want to make sure that the latest changes from the ini are picked up, delete the database and then start the server again. Note however that this will also let you lose all server-side configuration (e.g. channel tree, ACLs, registered users, etc.). If you can't afford that, you'll have to use the ICE RPC interface to make your changes.

maverick077 commented 3 years ago

Why would you use the static option in the first place? Are you aware of our build documentation?

So how to modify "murmur.ini" directly or use murmurd to do it since I have installed mumble-server?

The ini file is just a regular plain-text file. So you would simply locate it, open it in your favorite text editor, make the changes and save again 🤷

However keep in mind that the ini only specifies default values that are loaded the first time a server is created but after that point these options are saved on a per-server basis in its database and thus changes to the ini don't reflect in already existing servers. If you want to make sure that the latest changes from the ini are picked up, delete the database and then start the server again. Note however that this will also let you lose all server-side configuration (e.g. channel tree, ACLs, registered users, etc.). If you can't afford that, you'll have to use the ICE RPC interface to make your changes.

Thanks.

Kissaki commented 3 years ago

but after that point these options are saved on a per-server basis in its database and thus changes to the ini don't reflect in already existing servers.

I don’t think that’s correct, as general as that.

Some settings definitely update when changed in the ini. And I assume and expect server specific settings to change for the default virtual server too if they were not explicitly changed. Namely, I'm pretty sure welcometext changes work just fine, and I expect port changes to work from the ini too (unless they were changed for the/a vserver specifically).