Qt5.12.0 QMYSQL plugin
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This is meant to rebuild only the mysql plugin but ends up re-building all of Qt (with open source option)
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I meant: what folder did you configure to have Qt installed to.
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The default directory which I believe is ~/Qt5.12.0
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Can you check that ?
Looking at the output of
make installshould show you exactly what is copied where. -
My Qt is installed in ~/Qt5.12.0. This has qt creator, qmake, gcc and android versions including the compiled libraries.
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That I understood. Nevertheless, could you check as suggested the output of
make install? -
The installation directory is /usr/local/Qt-5.12.0
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Then that's where you custom built MySQL plugin can be found.
You likely have built it from a default configured Qt build hence that location.
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Then that's where you custom built MySQL plugin can be found.
You likely have built it from a default configured Qt build hence that location.
@SGaist I tried doing a clean build today in ~/Qt5.12.0/5.12.0/Src with the following commands,
make clean
./configure -sql-mysql
make installI still ended up with the original errors regarding qt version and some functions not found.
Surprisingly, when I did
ldd /usr/local/Qt-5.12.0/plugins/sqldrivers/libqsqlmysql.soThere are no errors and it is linking to libmysqlclient.so.20 and using the qt that is in this location works flawlessly.
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I recommend using out of source builds, so if something goes awry, you can nuke the build folder without having to look out for leftovers of previous builds.
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@SGaist said in Qt5.12.0 QMYSQL plugin:
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Thanks for the help. The current out of source build is missing the following modules/plugins
webenginewidgets positioning webviewCan you please point me to a linux version with sql, webenginewidgets, positioning and webview plugins that I can re-install?
