Can you check /usr/local/lib/multisync to make sure that
libevolution_sync.so is there and then, and then run 'ldd
libevolution_sync.so' to make sure that there are no missing libraries.

I built the RPMs on RH9 + XD2, same as the 0.81 release. For 0.81 I
tested them on FC1 as well, but I could not do that this time since my
FC1 machine is running Evolution 1.5 (for developing the Evo2 plugin).

Tom


On Tue, 2004-04-13 at 10:13, Sabbia wrote:
> Hi, I've just installed the new 0.82 rpm and some plugins (evolution,
> ircm, syncml...).
> I have Fedora Core 1 on my laptop, and Evolution 1.4.5
> When I run Multisync, it says "Unable to load plugin"...it seems he
> can't find the Evolution plugin...could anybody help me?
> The 0.81 release worked properly.
> 
> thank a lot
> 
> Sabbia
> 
> 
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