I installed pyspatialite on my Mac and then the opengeo pulgin failed to load -- error was "This plugin is broken
invalid literal for int() with base 10: '2-spatialite'".
I get the same error from another plugin that tries to us pyspatialite.
What I think is happening is that something somewhere is doing a lousy job of parsing version names. I am pretty sure that the '2-spat...' is part of "2.6.2-spatialite.2.4.0-4"
I don't think this is a opengeo plugin problem -- I think it is something in the qgis plugin support but I figured I would document it in case someone else falls over it and wonders what is wrong.
What is weird is that I can find no reference to spatialite in the geoserver source?
looks like installing puspatialite from the python repository was an all round bad idea. I think that qgis installs its own version of pyspatialite and it knows what form the version number should have.
I installed pyspatialite on my Mac and then the opengeo pulgin failed to load -- error was "This plugin is broken invalid literal for int() with base 10: '2-spatialite'".
I get the same error from another plugin that tries to us pyspatialite.
What I think is happening is that something somewhere is doing a lousy job of parsing version names. I am pretty sure that the '2-spat...' is part of "2.6.2-spatialite.2.4.0-4"
I don't think this is a opengeo plugin problem -- I think it is something in the qgis plugin support but I figured I would document it in case someone else falls over it and wonders what is wrong.
What is weird is that I can find no reference to spatialite in the geoserver source?