-- ----> Hello Simo, > > this most likely happens due to two reasons: > > 1. there is an old licq daemon laying around in your system (maybe > installed from your vendor CDs). the standard location for licq is > /usr/local/bin/licq. as user please start "which licq" and "locate licq | > grep bin" and make sure there is only one binary laying around and make > sure that it is the binary which you compiled! if in doubt, please remove > all licq binaries and start from the beginning. > > 2. you did recompile the gui without recompiling the daemon. in most cases > this leads to these undefined symbols. > > in both cases it should help, if you remove _all_ licq stuff from your > computer and start again from the beginning. > > Hope this helps. If not, please come back and tell us :) > > Thomas
I solved the problem... the problem was in my system...i had gcc 3.2 and it won't compile with gcc3.2 i think because my distro is not all compiled qith this gcc but with gcc 2.95 i haven't enough experience to say that:) but i'm happy and Licq works fine i have to uninstall gcc 3.2 and install gcc 2.95 ( idon't know if this is a good job:) and licq works fine...but qt have some problem so i had to reinstall gcc 3.2:( sorry for my bad english:) and tnx for help:=) Simo ----------------------- Pentium III 1 GHz Powered By Slackware 8.1 ----------------------------------------------- Another LinuX User #268967 Simo ----------------------- Pentium III 1 GHz Powered By Slackware 8.1 ----------------------------------------------- Another LinuX User #268967 ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ LICQ-Main mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/licq-main
