I downloaded the latest stable QT open source version (4.8.2 at the 
time) and built it before building Bacula 5.2.10.  Bat seems to work 
fine with it.  If you do this, just be aware that the first time you 
build it, it will probably find the older 4.6.x RH QT libraries and 
embed their location in the shared library path so when you go to use 
it, it won't work.  The first time I built it, I told it to explicitly 
look in it's own source tree for it's libraries (by setting LDFLAGS), 
installed that version and then re-built it again telling it to now look 
in the install directory.


--tom

> I tried to compile bacula-5.2.10 with BAT on a RHEL6.2 server. I
> found that BAT did not get installed because it needs qt version
> 4.7.4 or higher but RHEL6.2 has version qt-4.6.2-24 as the latest.  I
> would like to know what the others are doing about this issue?
>
> Uthra

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