Daniel Tiefnig wrote:
There are two possibilities now:
a) Re-Install the module via CPAN shell. (You'll have to do this every
time when applications that use the Berkeley-DB libraries get updated on
the system. Berkeley-DB is known to change its interfaces everytime you
look away from it, heh.)
b) Un-Install the module via CPAN shell and install the
libberkeleydb-perl debian package, so BerkeleyDB.so gets updated with
your systems libraries when you run apt-get upgrade automatically.
(b) is strongly recommended on a debian system. You should always
prefer debian packages over third-party binaries, particularly for
shared libraries that debian packages will be linking to.
- Marc
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