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> Subject: [Cooker] licq bug
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> seems the licq_qt plugin is no longer there, so licq on't run :(
>
> rpm [root@walluck /root]# rpm -ql licq
> /usr/bin/licq
> /usr/lib/menu/licq
>
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> Maybe it's supposed to be in it's own package? If it is it's not
> there... plus either qt or gtk is *reqired* by licq to even run, whereas,
> most plugins are optional.
>
No it's not. let me explain. Licq 0.85 supports ssl now for licq-to-licq communcation,
so there is an licq package, and an licq-ssl package. Now licq only includes the licq
binary, and licq-ssl incldes the licq-ssl binary (that's hte one wiht ssl compiled
into it). to have the qt plugin and everything lese, install licq-base. gtk+licq, for
those who use it has been temporarily taken off. i'm going to re-add it back later,
there's a change pending in hte next release which should make my life easier in
compiling a good RPM for it.
--
Geoff
