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Le 14/09/2012 09:06, Warp a écrit :
> "Mikael ?hlin" <mic### [at] onsdag org> wrote:
>> It works under Linux Mint so I think it has to do with OpenSuse's security
>> enhancements that made me switch linux version.
>
> That doesn't make any sense. How exactly is OpenSuse stopping povray from
> reading a file *in my home directory* specified with the +L parameter?
>
IIRC, -benchmark will use a hard-coded scene, ignoring your
$HOME/.povray settings (to render no file and such), but the issue is
that, unless you have installed the include files at the right place,
the hard-coded file will fails, because it depends on these includes.
The usual trap is:
* untar the tarball
* run configure
* run make
* try ./unix/povray --benchmark
Boomer on a fresh system
(but fine on a system where "make install" was already ran)
In an ideal world, the benchmark would not need a #include, but have
everything needed embedded.
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