[Virtuoso-users] 6.0.0-tp1: build on Mac os X 10.6 Intel 64-bit, strfuns.h:77: error: expected declaration specifiers or '...' before numeric constant

2009-09-06 Thread Ceriel Jacobs
An Intel Core2Dueo Mac OS X 10.5 machine (where virtuoso 6.0.0-tp1 has been build in 32-bit mode) has been upgraded to Mac OS X 10.6 (=GCC version 4.2.1) MacPorts has been removed completely and 1.8.0 has been installed. All Virtuoso requirements have been installed (in 64-bit mode): $ auto

[Virtuoso-users] Setting up DBpedia on Virtuoso

2009-09-06 Thread Alex
Hi Hugh, It appears I spoke too soon. I created and started a database service successfully, which uses dbpedia.ini. I proceeded to run the dbpedia_install.sh script, along with all the appropriate files in the directory (including the actual dataset .nt.bz2 files under the 'data' dir), and go

Re: [Virtuoso-users] File Size Limit

2009-09-06 Thread Alex
Hi Hugh, I just realised that I was being silly and trying to run thte install script from the default database, not realising that I needed to create a separate database/service using dbpedia.ini. Sorry, still very much getting used to using Virtuoso as a server! Anyway, thanks for pointing

Re: [Virtuoso-users] File Size Limit

2009-09-06 Thread Hugh Williams
Hi Alex, What is in the dpedia.log file as this will tell you why the server is failing to start ? The dbpedia_install.sh script should be run from the directory you extract the installer contents to, all you then need do ensure your virtuoso server binary is in your PATH so it can be loc

Re: [Virtuoso-users] File Size Limit

2009-09-06 Thread Alex
Hi Hugh, Unfortunately that makes no difference. I still get the error "Cannot start Virtuoso server, please consult dbpedia.log file". I've also tried running from /c/virtuoso-opensource, with no luck - this gives the message "The required file dbpedia.ini is missing" immediately (not having

Re: [Virtuoso-users] File Size Limit

2009-09-06 Thread Hugh Williams
Hi Alex, You only need to specify the Virtuoso SQL port number and not host:port as you had done as the host is assume/must be localhost anyway. If you check the dbpedia.log file then you will most probably find this was the reason for the failure of the server to start ... Best Regards