On 2021-08-22, Scott Vargovich <ke8...@gmail.com> wrote: > Let me preface what I'm about to say: I'm a long time Linux user, but I'm > very much a novice to openbsd. I know the list says to "do your homework" > before posting here, but I don't even know where to begin to do the > homework you're suggesting. > > Here's the error I'm getting while attempting to install qutebrowser and a > number of other packages: > > Can't install libsoup2.72.0 because of libraries library sqlite3.37.12 not > found
Either you have a mismatch of versions (e.g. running -current snapshots and trying to use 6.9 packages, or running an older version e.g. 6.8 or earlier and trying to use 6.9 packages), or you have updated but not run pkg_add -u. If this doesn't help, show these: dmesg cat /etc/installurl pkg_info | grep sqlite echo $PKG_PATH (might be blank) > I believe there's some sort of symlinking I need to do to point to the > right sqlite3 library This is never the right answer. (Sometimes it can temporarily get you out of a hole if you are running snapshots and have updated to a new version and new packages aren't yet available, but still the _right_ answer in that case is to wait for new packages). -- Please keep replies on the mailing list.
