CEL URLs not working in SuSE 9.1

[Guest]

I was previously running Celestia 1.3.1 under SuSE 9.0 and KDE 3.1. Everything worked perfectly under that configuration. I recently upgraded to SuSE 9.1 Pro running KDE 3.2 and I installed SuSE's celestia rpm. Under this new configuration celestia 1.3.1 still seems to run OK, but CEL URLs don't seem to work anymore. I must be doing something wrong with them. Can anyone suggest a fix? Thanks.

[Christophe]

Get this file: celestia.protocol, and put it in $KDEDIR/share/services.

[Guest]

Thanks for responding. Before I saw your post I downloaded the latest daily tarball of the CVS release. I compiled this on SuSE 9.1 using the opton:
./configure --with-kde --prefix=/opt/kde3

It now works perfectly! Also, I don't get the KDE crash report after I exit from Celestia like I did with the SuSE supplied rpm of version 1.3.1. All seems fine now.

[Christophe]

Don't forget --with-lua if you want to have celx support.

[Guest]

Christophe:

Thanks for your advise regarding compiling with lua. On my SuSE 9.1 system I had to configure as follows:
./configure --with-kde --with-lua --prefix=/opt/kde3

I also found that the following two files in the /src/celestia/ directory of the tarball must be patched to compile celestia with lua support on SuSE 9.1:

1) In the file celx.cpp:
change the entry on line 36 from-
#include "lualib.h"
to the following-
#include </usr/include/lua/lualib.h>

2) In the file celx.h:
change the entry on line 18 from-
#include "lua.h"
to the following-
#include </usr/include/lua/lua.h>

Is it possible to give ./configure some set of parameters or arguments such that it is not necessary to patch the above files to compile with lua support? On SuSE lua seems to get installed into that /usr/include/lua directory where celestia doesn't want to automatically find it.